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According to Friedman's traditional view of business, what is the primary goal of a corporation?
Maximizing profits
In the context of social responsibility, what are Carroll’s four responsibilities of business?
Financial, Legal, Ethical, Environmental
What does social responsibility expect businesses to strive for in terms of societal welfare?
Improving the overall welfare of society
Which aspect is NOT included in measuring the triple bottom line for firms?
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Why do sustainability projects sometimes yield substantial benefits despite being difficult to quantify?
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What concept does Friedman's traditional view of business argue against?
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What is the nature of social capital based on the text?
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Why might a socially responsible firm charge premium prices?
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How can a firm utilize social capital during difficult times?
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What does sustainability need to be broadened to include, as per the text?
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Why might reputable firms be viewed as desirable long-term investments by investors?
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What does ethical decision-making refer to?
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Who are considered primary stakeholders in a corporation?
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What is the main purpose of developing ethical standards for employees?
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Who are considered secondary stakeholders in a corporation?
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Why is it important to estimate the effect on each stakeholder group from any particular strategic decision?
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What is the three-step process for stakeholder analysis in a corporation?
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