Final Exam - BESR 12
Final Exam - BESR 12
Final Exam - BESR 12
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I. Read and understand the questions for each number. Choose and shade the circle of the letter of your correct
answer.
A B C D
5. The traffic situation in EDSA is getting worse as time passes by. According to experts,
too many vehicles will emit too much air pollutants that make the air polluted and might
cause harmful impacts on human health. What environmental indicator analyzes this
kind of situation?
a. Water indicator b. Air indicator
c. Wildlife & Habitat indicator d. Climate indicator
8. Which ethical issue is involved when a business establishment raises the price of goods
when costs increase but does not lower it once costs decrease?
a. Fair customer relations b. Fair communication
c. Fair competition d. Fair personnel relations
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9. What are some of the most crucial business decisions bound by ethical and legal
considerations?
a. Production and pricing only b. Investment and promotions only
c. Production, pricing, investment, d. Workforce expansion and market
promotions, etc. competition
10. Why do business organizations need to constantly increase efficiency and profitability?
a. To maintain ethical standards b. To promote fairness in the market
c. To survive and expand amid d. To prioritize social responsibility
competition
11. Which responsibility involves obeying the law and adhering to regulations?
a. Economic responsibility b. Legal responsibility
c. Ethical responsibility d. Philanthropic responsibility
13. Which model uses a Venn diagram to illustrate the relationship among CSR elements?
a. Intersecting Circles Model b. Pyramid Model
c. Concentric Circles Model d. Cost-Benefit Model
14. Mr. Cruz is the CEO of Company ABC. He believes that his company must earn a profit
first before he can help the people in his community. What model of corporate social
responsibility best illustrates his principle?
a. Social Benefit-Cost Framework b. Concentric Circle Model of CSR
c. Intersecting Circles Model of CSR d. Pyramid Model of CSR
15. Jan is an entrepreneur who established a community pantry beside the grocery store he
operates. Community members can go to the pantry, donate their excess goods, and/or
take what they need. Jan regularly donates grocery items into the pantry. He said he
does not care if his profits are affected as long as his business can help those in need.
What CSR model does Jan adhere to?
a. Social Benefit-Cost Framework b. Concentric Circle Model of CSR
c. Intersecting Circles Model of CSR d. Pyramid Model of CSR
II. Analyze the business situations below and identify whether they are under ECONOMIC, LEGAL,
ETHICAL OR PHILANTROPHIC RESPONSIBILITY. Write your answer on the spaces provided.
Background:
Virginia Food is an organic food company that produces and distributes a wide range of sustainably
sourced and environmentally friendly products. The company operates with a strong commitment to
ethical practices, including fair trade, environmental sustainability, and social responsibility. Virginia
Food has been experiencing rapid growth in recent years due to increasing consumer demand for organic
and eco-friendly products.
On the other hand, Virginia Food could prioritize equitability by ensuring fair distribution practices that
prioritize local communities, small-scale farmers, and environmentally sensitive regions. This approach
would involve establishing a decentralized distribution network, sourcing products locally whenever
possible, and providing fair compensation to suppliers and producers. By prioritizing equitability,
EcoFoods could support sustainable agriculture, reduce environmental impact, and contribute to the
economic development of marginalized communities.
Approaches:
Utilitarianism favors efficiency and profit maximization, while deontology prioritizes fairness, rights, and
obligations.
Questions: