Question 13 (1 point) The trade-off between roads and suburban living is: a) The more land and dwelling space that city dwellers want, the more roads are required. b) There is no trade-off. Oc) Houses require more land than apartments or roads. d) Roads are more expensive than any other type of infrastructure, and more houses implies more roads. Question 20 (1 point) Which of the following is a myth about CSR? a) Even if businesses followed best practices, the efforts would be insufficient to sustainability b) Developed countries lead on CSR c) Undeveloped countries lead on CSR d) Sustainability and climate change are overinflated concerns Question 7 (1 point) For Canadians, the most important business practice to be seen as socially responsible is: a) Environmental performance b) Philanthropy c) Community involvement d) Good management Question 6 (1 point) Scalability refers to a solution that can be applied: a) Locally b) Worldwide c) Nationally, but with substantial costs d) None of the above Question 5 (1 point) Walmart is used as an example in Wayne Visser's text to highlight the difficulty about: a) The scalability of the eco-premium Ob) NGO funding c) The difference between CSOs and NGOs d) None of the above Question 4 (1 point) Anglo American made an effort to repair their reputation by: a) Solving malaria b) Giving access to patents for use in combating unprofitable diseases Oc) Funding non-profits involved in researching cures to difficult diseases d) Funding hospitals in developing nations Onection 5/1 noint) Question 3 (1 point) Decentralized energy appeals to: a) Big government b) Both liberals for environmental reasons and conservatives for reasons of autonomy c) Utilities d) Utilities and government Question 2 (1 point) As of 2010, Interface was approximately how far along towards meeting their Mission Zero sustainability goals? a) 40% b) 50% Oc) 60% d) 80%