"What do CSR efforts do for a company?

a) Increase corporate profits from shareholders

b) Increase a company's image in the public eye

c) Make it easier for a company to find investors

d) Decrease a company's tax liability"

"Which of the following is an example of corporate social responsibility (CSR)?

a. A company donating money to a non-profit organization

b. A company paying its employees fair wages while maintaining a healthy work-life balance

c. A company providing free job training

d. A company providing free housing to its employees"

"How can companies make an impact on their local communities through CSR?

a) Donating money and/or resources to local charities and non-profits

b) Creating a community-oriented workplace environment

c) Providing job training for students that are interested in learning about the company's industry

d) Providing low-cost or free services or products to low-income communities"

"In what ways does corporate social responsibility contribute to the development of a community?

a) CSR efforts can help communities to address social issues such as poverty and homelessness

b) CSR efforts can help communities to develop better infrastructure and transportation

c) CSR efforts can help communities to maintain strong educational programs

d) Corporate social responsibility can help communities to attract new business and economic growth"

"How have CSR efforts helped communities to protect their natural environment and biodiversity?

a) CSR efforts have helped communities to conserve key habitats and wildlife

b) CSR efforts have helped communities to develop more sustainable energy solutions

c) CSR efforts have help communities to develop more walkable and bikeable communities

d) CSR efforts have helped communities to reduce water pollution, air pollution, and other human-caused environmental problems"

Which of the following is a type of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) that companies can put into practice to improve their impact on society?

Sponsoring different societal programs for the benefit of the surrounding society

The Utilization of Sustainable Inputs in the production of goods depicts their concern for Environmental Sustainability

Hiring and Retention of Highly Skilled and Efficient Workforce through the provision of an enabling working environment

All the above

"Why are companies expected to contribute to their community through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?"

To demonstrate their positive role in the community

To demonstrate their dedication to social issues and sustainability

To demonstrate their values and ethics, as well as align them with those of their customers

All the above

In what ways do CSR efforts help businesses to succeed?"

A. CSR efforts can help businesses improve their brand image and increase customer loyalty

b) CSR efforts can help communities to develop better infrastructure and transportation

c) CSR efforts can help communities to maintain strong educational programs

d) Corporate social responsibility can help communities to attract new business and economic growth"

"Which of the following are ways that a social enterprise can achieve balance between its social mission/purpose and business goals?"

Including social dimensions in its business model

Defining clear and attainable social goals that align with the core mission of its business

Taking an innovative approach to addressing social issues

All the above

Why are Social Enterprises an effective tool for addressing societal needs?

To improve the quality of life in communities through providing education and healthcare

They locate the connection between financial fraud and organizational behavior

Providing low-cost or free services or products to low-income communities"

None of the above

Spain has a reputation for having many people who.

Are loyal, friendly, and welcoming

Are lazy, unintelligent, and ignorant

Have a very low level of literacy

None of the above

What is social capital?

A social value that can be exchanged for goods and services

A shared understanding of social rules or a shared sense of morality

An economic resource that can be used to influence other people

The ability to make people like you