1. Which statement below best summarizes the relationship between SDGs and CSV?

a. Knowledge of SDGs enhances value creation metrics.

b. SDGs were designed to engage not-for-profit organizations in creating shared value (CSV).

c. CSV prevents achievement of SDGs.

d.The way to achieve SDGs is to create shared value (CSV).

2. What is the role of big business in meeting SDGs?

a. Big businesses can use their reputations, reach, and resources to deliver impactful solutions.

b. Big businesses are notably innovative and agile enough to achieve SDGs.

c. Big businesses can readily overcome inertia to create shared value.

d. Big businesses need only the CEOs commitment to create a shared-value perspective.

3. A business school that embeds sustainable development into most of its courses and sets sustainability as a key learning goal is enacting

a. accreditation requirements.

b, a certificate program. c.cultural infusion. d. experiential learning.

4. Growing awareness of CSV and making strides toward SDGs represent areas of

a. financial strain in sustainable development.

b. distress in entrepreneurial shared-value perspectives.

c. progress in fostering shared value and sustainable development.

d. concern in sustainability and creating shared value.

5. Although awareness of the SDGs is growing, some managers still prioritize short-term profits over longer-term commitment to and participation in a shared-value perspective. This ________ represents an area of concern in reaching the SDGs by 2030.

a.continued focus on CSR

b. high-risk propensity

c. lack of commitment at the top

d. misalignment with strategy

6. To promote a long-term, shared-value perspective that involves multiple stakeholders, boards should

a. rework executive pay to reward stock performance.

b. earmark special-purpose funds for sustainable development.

c. commit to corporate social responsibility.

d. fund all employees to obtain certificates in sustainable business.