1. In a contract, ethics always plays a core role from conception to consummation of the contract. a. True b. False 2. ____________ often cited as the father of corporate social responsibility (CSR) who connects the responsibility of the corporation to society. a. Thomas Hobbes b. Roscoe Pound c. Karl Marx d. Howard Bowen 3. ____________ refers to business self-regulated with the aim of being socially accountable like improving the working conditions, reducing carbon footprints and participating in fairtrade. a. None of the above b. Business ethics c. A & B d. Corporate social responsibility 4. Below are examples of corporate social responsibility, except? a. Business merger. b. Improving labour policies. c. Engaging in charity work. d. Getting involved in volunteer work. 5. Business ethics refers to the moral principles and standards that guide companys behaviour while corporate social responsibility is an integrative management concept that established responsible behaviour of the company towards the society. a. True b. False 6. In general, in the absence of law that regulates specific performance of a company like compliance of Workers Compensation Board (WCB) policy, does business ethics are sufficient guidelines for a business to perform its moral obligation as a responsible corporate citizen? a. True b. False 7. Does a corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an added cost to the company? a. True b. False 8. A company who practices strong business ethics keeps its business within the parameters of the law, and it can also serve to build goodwill and brand equity. a. True b. False 9. Which of the following below the effect of non-compliance of corporate social responsibility? a. None of the above b. Fines and penalties. c. Damage image and reputation d. A & B 10. Below are some of the benefits of having a strong corporate social responsibility (CSR) for a business, except? a. Increase employee engagement. b. Guaranteed salary increase every year. c. Increase investment opportunities. d. Increase customer retention and loyalty