Chapter 2 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Helps identify internal and external stakeholders

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Stakeholder framework

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The formal system of accountability and control of ethical and socially responsible behavior

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Corporate governance

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Those who have a stake or claim in
some aspect of a company’s products, operations,
markets, industry, and outcomes

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Stakeholder

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4
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2 types of stakeholders

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Primary Stakeholders
Secondary Stakeholders

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5
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those whose continued association is absolutely necessary for a firm’s survival

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Primary Stakeholders

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do not typically engage in transactions with the firm and are not essential to a firm’s survival

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Secondary Stakeholders

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An organization’s obligation to maximize its positive impact on stakeholders and minimize its negative impact

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Social Responsibility

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Four levels of social responsibility

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  1. Economics
  2. Legal
  3. Ethical
  4. Philanthropic
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Top 10 Companies with the
Best CSR Reputations

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  1. Google
  2. Microsoft
  3. Walt Disney
  4. BMW
  5. Lego
  6. Daimler
  7. Apple
  8. Rolls Royce
  9. Rolex
    10.Intel
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Founded by Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce, on JULY 18, 1968(USA)

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Intel

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Founded by Hans Wilsdorf and Alfred Davis(1905) at United Kingdom

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Rolex

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Founded by Peter Schwarzenbauer(1998) at United Kingdom

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Rolls Royce

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Founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak on APRIL 1, 1976 at USA

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Apple

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Founded by Ola Kallenius on JUNE 28,1926 at Germany

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Daimler

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Founded by Ole Kirk Christiansen(1949) at Denmark

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Lego

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16
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BMW Stands for:

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Bayerishe Motoren Werke

17
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Founded by Camillo Castiglioni and Franz Josef Popp and Karl Rapp on MARCH 7, 1916 at Germany

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Founded by Walter Elias Disney(1946) at USA

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Founded by Bills Gates and Paul Allen on APRIL 4, 1975

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Founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin on September 4, 1998 at USA

21
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The extent to which businesses strategically meet their economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities

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Corporate Citizenship

22
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one of an organization’s
greatest intangible assets with tangible
value

23
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4 Social Responsibility
Issues

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Social
Consumer protection
Sustainability
Corporate governance

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Deals with concerns that affect the welfare of our entire society, associated with the common good

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The company has the responsibility of taking precautions to prevent consumer harm
Consumer protection
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Businesses can no longer afford to ignore the natural environment as a stakeholder
Sustainability
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Research shows it has a strong positive relationship with social responsibility Formal systems of accountability, oversight, and control
Corporate governance
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3 types/system of corporate governance
Accountability Oversight Control
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How closely workplace decisions align with a firm’s strategic direction
Accountability
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A system of checks and balances to minimize opportunities for misconduct
Oversight
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The process of auditing and improving organizational decisions and actions
Control
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Founded in classic economic precepts
Shareholder model
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A broader view of the purpose of business
Stakeholder model
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Holds final responsibility for its firm’s success, failure, and ethicality of actions
Role of Board of Directors