- 1. Another comparative study between CSR development in Europe and America is the report published by _____ business for social responsibility in 2001.
A) Canadian
B) None of these
C) Indonesian
D) African
E) Mexican
- 2. CSR is rooted in different national frameworks and is modulated accirding to social, cultural and economic traditions. Excep?
A) Ethical issues
B) Cultural traditions
C) None of these
D) Social development issue
E) An environmental concepts
- 3. The following are the recommendations to the Canadian Government to develop CSR policies and provide support for companies in thier social and environmental practices. Except?
A) A will to communicate and act
B) None of these
C) Transparency
D) Focus of evaluation
E) Generate business leadership and show commitment
- 4. When was the European Commission (EC) presented its green paper "promoting a European Framework for corporate social responsibility".
A) None of these
B) August 2002
C) September 2004
D) July 2001
E) June 2003
- 5. Those approaches, in any of the management areas involved in CSR, that have the component of enquiry, facilitating innovation or improving management.
A) Propositional aspects
B) Tacit
C) Explicit
D) Negative aspects
E) None.of these
- 6. The debate about the role of the government opened by the green paper and a certain tendency to focus on the issue of the nature od CSR.
A) Voluntary or mandatory
B) Voluntary only
C) All of these
D) None of these
E) Mandatory only
- 7. Starting point of CSR where law ends.
A) None of these
B) Efficiency
C) Stakeholders
D) Paying taxes
E) Competitiveness
- 8. The variety of practices, measures and proposals that come under the term corporate social responsibility.
A) Introduction
B) Vission
C) Agenda
D) Mission
E) None of these
- 9. _____ locates the development of the CSR in the context of the changes taking place in the welfare state.
A) Roome (2005)
B) Moon (2005)
C) None of these
D) Fox, et.al. (2001)
E) Midtium (2005)
- 10. _______ which cimprises Asustria, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg, and the regulatory sub-model.
A) Partnership model
B) None of these
C) Community model
D) Citizenship sub-model
E) Agora model
- 11. Aspects related to the development of the concept of CSR, its articulation with corporate values, the explication and formulation of those values and how they are integrated unto the strategy and governance of the organization.
A) Vision and mission
B) Valuea and culture
C) None of these
D) Stakeholders
E) Integrative functions
- 12. Another recommendation of Canadian government to develop corporate social responsibility is " promoting global corporate social responsibility", by?
A) Frank Hawkins Kenan Institutes of Private Enterprises
B) Mc Dollines Private Institutes of Private Entetprises
C) Francis Miller Top Institute of Private Enterprise
D) Donald Milliner Private Institutes Enterprises
E) None of these
- 13. The third main approach in the analysis of government action on CSR deals with?
A) Design and strategic vision
B) Themes and instrument
C) Players and context
D) None of these
E) Rational and strategic aspects
- 14. So called because in the mediterranean countries the discusaion on the political applications of CSR arises from discussion process process in which the government invites companies and other social players to debate on the action to be taken.
A) Community model
B) Partnership model
C) None of these
D) Relational model
E) Agora model
- 15. ______ considers that this government adopted its CSR policy as a response to the social governance crisis and the lack of legitimacy of the state that appeared in the last decades of the twentieth century.
A) Midtium (2005)
B) Fox, et.al. (2002)
C) Rome (2005)
D) None of these
E) Moon (2004)
- 16. Those elements that formalize and objectives CSR (Codes, reports, statements organizational structures, etc.)
A) Management
B) None.of these
C) Tacit
D) Objectives
E) Explicit
- 17. The following are the stages of construction of the analytical framework. Except?
A) Applying the CSR matrix to government action
B) Developing the analysis model for government profiles of CSR
C) Applying the relational governance approach to the analysis of CSR debate
D) None of these
E) Development of sustainable planning
- 18. Also presents a review of the rules adopted by governments in the CSR debates.
A) Fox, et.al. (2004)
B) None of these
C) Leoputre (2004)
D) Roome (2005)
E) Gribben, et.al. (2001)
- 19. Aspects related to the integration between the company and society especially through all the stakesholders who are affected by its activities.
A) Work
B) Stakeholders
C) Accountability
D) None of these
E) Market
- 20. _______ presents the implications of the CSR agenda of European governments by showing how cultural factors and the political, social and business structure influence the shade of meaning the CSR adopts in each country.
A) Fox, et.al. (2002)
B) Gribben, et.al. (2001)
C) None of these
D) Roome (2005)
E) Leoputre (2004)
- 21. _______ address the political dimension of CSR and its applications to business administration and management in relation to the demands of civil society.
A) Matten and Moon (2005)
B) None of these
C) Leoputre, et.al. (2004)
D) Lenssen and Vorobey (2005)
E) Bendell and Kearins (2004)
- 22. Aspects related to information, transparency and how the company accounts for itself towards society with regard to CSR policies and practices and the channels it uses to do so.
A) Learning process
B) Accountability
C) Management
D) None of these
E) Integration
- 23. Prestiage is associated with the folloqing measures. Except?
A) Profitability
B) Business transaction
C) High employee turnover rate
D) None of these
E) Sales volume
- 24. Corporate social responsibility across Europe presents collective research on CSR in 23 European countries, all either Eu member states or in the process of joining.
A) Habisch, et.al. (2005)
B) Fox, et.al. (2002)
C) Matten and Moon (2005)
D) None of these
E) Roome (2005)
- 25. The following are the roles in the public sector in relation to corporate social responsibility. Except?
A) Mandating
B) None if these
C) Partnering
D) Endorcing
E) Postering
- 26. The following are the fundamentals aspects of the political debate of the development of CSR. Except?
A) None of these
B) Debate on which players should participate in the design of a CSR policy
C) Debate on how CSR should be understood
D) Debate on then themes and instruments inherent in a CSR policy
E) Debate on how we understand CSR
- 27. They provide insights into the development of theoretical and empirical models on the role of business in society in Europe, based on social contract theory and stakeholders theory.
A) Lenssen and Vorobey
B) Roome
C) Lepoutre
D) None of these
E) Matten and Moon
- 28. The following are ideal typology models of CSR governmental action identified in Eu-15 countries. Except?
A) None of these
B) Sustainability and citizenship model
C) Relational model
D) Partnership model
E) Business in the community model
- 29. ______ developed a conceptual framework for understanding CSR in Europe on the basis of the idea of social governance, comparing the European context with the American one.
A) Gribben, et.al. (2001)
B) Matten and Moon (2005)
C) Bendell and Kearins (2004)
D) None of these
E) Lenssen and Vorobey (2005)
- 30. When was the European commission published a new communication explaining a vision of corporate social responsibility?
A) June 2004
B) None of these
C) August 2002
D) October 2001
E) March 2006
- 31. _________ presents the role of governments in the creation of new models of social partnership with a new solving social problems in coordination with companies, social organizations and local government.
A) None of these
B) Fox, et.al. (2002)
C) Moon (2004)
D) Leoputre, et.al. (2004)
E) Gribben, et.al (2001)
- 32. ______as a concept whereby components integrate social and environmental concerns in their business operations and in their interaction with stockholders on a voluntary basis.
A) Corporate social responsibility
B) Government profile
C) Government responsibility
D) None of these
E) Developing the analytical framework
- 33. The following are the Midtium (2005) modela. Except?
A) Government
B) Civil society
C) Industry
D) None of these
E) Schools
- 34. The term co-responsibility involves.
A) Existence of common objrctives
B) None of these
C) The assuming of specific responsibilities for their attainment
D) Effective articulation of the responsibilities for their attainment
E) Intersection between sectors require collaboration and share projects
- 35. In the European framework, the starting point is provided by the documents published by the __________.
A) American commission
B) African commission
C) European commission
D) None of these
E) Canadian commission
- 36. When CSR is concieved as a ________, it is important to be aware that several dimensions have to be taken into consideration.
A) None of these
B) Procesa
C) Structure
D) Identity
E) Values
- 37. Aspects of corporate soci responsibility related to the activities of the company with tegard to product, services and market strategies.
A) Strategy
B) Market
C) None of these
D) Accountability
E) Integration
- 38. ______ also presents a review of the roles adopted by government in the CSR debate.
A) None.of these
B) Lepoutre (2004)
C) Matten and Moon (2005)
D) Fox, et.al. (2002)
E) Gribben, et.al. (2001)
- 39. According to Roome, in the approach taken to corporate social responsibilities in every country, the following elements were included. Except?
A) The political and institutional structure
B) None of these
C) The political style and processes
D) The social structures
E) The other educational processes
- 40. The green papers "promoting a European framework for corporate social responsiblity" and be subsequent "communication concerning social responsibility".
A) Sometimes
B) Maybe
C) None of these
D) False
E) True
- 41. Midtium (2005) basis of a comparative study the following models. Except?
A) Embeded relational CSR model
B) Neo-liberal model
C) Governance model
D) All of these
E) Keynesian welfare state model
- 42. ______ public policies, we can gain an overview of government action, taking into account the players involved and their contexts.
A) Partnership model
B) Agora model
C) Community model
D) Relational model
E) None of these
- 43. So called because in the mediterranean countries the discussion on the discussion on the political application of CSR arises from discussion process in which the govetnment invites companies and other social players to debate on the action to be taken.
A) Rekational model
B) Community model
C) None of these
D) Partnership model
E) Agora model
- 44. An aspect of CSR that is concerned with what business model is proposed and what role business firm is considered to play in society.
A) Agenda
B) None of these
C) Understanding
D) Vision
E) Work
- 45. The second main approach in the analysis of government on CSR deals with:
A) Relational and strategic aspects
B) Themes and instrument
C) Design of strategic vision
D) None of these
E) Players and contexts
- 46. Those approaches, in any of the management areas involved in corporate social responsibilities, that are characterized by emphasizing what should not happen in business dealings.
A) National identity
B) Strategic vision
C) Negative aspects
D) Propositional aspects
E) None of these
- 47. ______ provide insight into the development of theoretical and empirical models on the role of business in society in Europe, base on social contract theory and stakeholder theory.
A) Lenssen and Vorobey (2005)
B) None of these
C) Bendell and Kearins (2004)
D) Matten and Moon (2005)
E) Gribben, et.al. (2001)
- 48. The following are the reference elements of corporate social responsibility. Except?
A) Promoting
B) None of these
C) Church information
D) Contribution
E) Political institution
- 49. The first main approach in the analysis of government action on CRS deals with.
A) Relational and strategic aspects
B) None of these
C) Players and contexts
D) Design of strategic vision
E) Themes and instrument
- 50. The tetm co-responsibility involve.
A) The assuming of specific responsibilities for their attainment.
B) Effective articulation of the responsibilities taken on by each party.
C) Existences of common objectives.
D) Intersection between sectors require collaboration and share projects.
E) None of these
- 51. Focus on the new role of the state in advance societies in confronting the crisis of the welfare state in the face of globalization and the internalization of the economy in the fieldof co-responsibility.
A) None of these
B) Partnership model
C) Sustainability and citizenship model
D) Relational model
E) Business in the community model
- 52. In the European framework, the starting point is provided by the documents published by the ________.
A) European commission
B) Canadian commission
C) American commision
D) African commission
E) None of these
- 53. When CSR is conceived as a ______, it is important to be aware that aware that several dimensions have to be taken into consideration.
A) Values
B) Process
C) Identity
D) None of these
E) Structure
- 54. Aspects of corporate social responsibility related to the activities of the company with regard to product, services and market strategies.
A) Integration
B) None of these
C) Market
D) Accoubtability
E) Strategy
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