Question $45$

What is one condition that can cause private governance of a business to emerge?

$($a$)$ when small lead firms have too much leverage over larger suppliers

b$)$ when large lead firms have limited leverage over larger suppliers

c$)$ when firms have highly visible brands and are more vulnerable to reputational damage

d$)$ when the public is satisfied with a firm's social and environmental performance

Question $46$:

Why has private regulation become more important in recent years?

a$)$ Both the answers "weak governmental regulations in developing nations" and "limited

enforcement power of human rights organizations" are correct.

b$)$ weak governmental regulations in developing nations

c$)$ lack of government interest in supply chain management

d$)$ limited enforcement power of human rights organizations

Question $47$

Companies where employees work long hours, at low wages, under unsafe conditions, are

collectively referred to as

a$)$ workshops.

b$)$ garment factories.

c$)$ nonunion shops.

d$)$ sweatshops.

Question $48$

The illegal recruitment and movement of people against their will is called

a$)$ temporary labor.

b$)$ forced labor.

c$)$ day workers.

d$)$ farmworkers.

Question $49$

Nongovernmental institutions that govern economic activities are referred to as

a$)$ voluntary auditors.

b$)$ private regulation.

c$)$ public governance.

d$)$ civic control.

Question $50$

Which type of supplier audit is being used when a company hires and trains its own staff of

auditors?

a$)$ internal

b$)$ external

c$)$ third$-$party

d$)$ all of the above