A$.$ Multiple choice question $($select the best answer$)(6$ points, $0,4$ points$/$question$)$

The UN Sustainable Development Goals

A$.$ are often used to illustrate concrete fields of action for intra$-$generational justice.

B$.$ are often used to illustrate concrete fields of action for inter$-$generational justice.

C$.$ cover $17$ goals with a total of $169$ targets.

D$.$ are often used to make sustainable development more accessible for various actors in society

including businesses.

E$.$ All answers are correct.

The business case for sustainability

A$.$ includes opportunities for increasing revenues or reducing costs through sustainability

management.

B$.$ implies increased risks and regulations.

C$.$ refers to social rather than environmental performance.

D$.$ has not been shown empirically until now.

E$.$ neglects potential trade$-$offs between the ecological dimension on the one hand, and the social

or environmental dimension of sustainability on the other hand.

F$.$ Answers A and E are correct.

G$.$ None of the above answers are correct.

A business case for sustainability assumes that

A$....$it pays off financially for a company to be sustainable.

B$....$ethical and moral considerations must be made by companies when performing business.

C$....$advancing sustainability management is difficult and hard to achieve.

D$....$engaging with sustainability management is risky for companies.

E$.$ Answers A and D are correct.

F$.$ Answers B and D are correct.

Which of the following is not one of Milton Friedman's arguments against CSR$?$

A$.$ The state should take care of social issues.

B$.$ Only human beings have moral responsibility for their actions.