Questions and Answers of Foundations of Business

How has Theo Chocolate incorporated its model of philanthropy and social responsibility into a successful business concept?
What is the social audit? Who should prepare a social audit for the firm?
What steps must a business take to implement a program of social responsibility?
What is businesses’ response to environmental concerns?
Summarize major provisions of federal environmental laws enacted since 1970.
What are the major environmental issues facing society today?
How can businesses reduce sexual harassment and abusive behavior at the workplace?
Why did Congress create (and later strengthen) the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission?
What is an affirmative action program? What is its purpose?
What are some of the issues businesses must consider with regard to public health?
What are some of the federal laws enacted in the last 50 years to protect your rights as a consumer?
What are the major forces in consumerism today?
Describe the six basic rights of consumers.
What are the arguments against increased social responsibility?
What are the arguments for increased social responsibility?
Explain the two views on the social responsibility of business.
What are the six important business-related federal laws passed between 1887 and 1914?
Outline the historical evolution of business social responsibility.
What is social responsibility? How can business be socially responsible?
What is whistle-blowing? Who protects the whistle-blowers?
What is trade associations’ role in encouraging ethics?
How can the government encourage the ethical behavior of organizations?
How does opportunity influence the level of ethical behavior in the workplace?
Explain several social factors that affect ethics in an organization.
Describe several individual factors that influence the level of ethical behavior in an organization.
Explain and give an example of how advertising can present ethical questions.
What are the different types of ethical concerns that may arise in the business world?
What is meant by business ethics?
Imagine you wear eyeglasses and have just broken your last pair of glasses. Would you purchase glasses from Warby Parker’s online store or go to a traditional retailer? Ex-plain your answer.
Given that Warby Parker’s original idea was to sell online to minimize distribution costs and keep prices low, they now have opened over 50 stores in 22 U.S. states. Do you agree with its more
In this chapter, business was defined as the organized effort of individuals to produce and sell, for a profit, the goods and services that satisfy society’s needs. In what ways is Warby Parker

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