


When considering the implications of its decision to provide an electric version of its cars, VW
Multiple Choice
must use moral imagination.
put the demands of shareholders above stakeholders.
should encourage nobles oblige at the expense of corporate social responsibility.
should avoid moral courage and focus on cultural relativism.
must engage ethics officers to ensure the legality of its decisions.
VW's goal of being the world leader in electric vehicles together with its decision to devote large resources to the effort signals
Multiple Choice
that personal ethics are important.
that commitment to sustainability is a requirement for promotion.
the engagement of ethics officers.
profits trump ethical behavior.
corporate social responsibility.
VW's decision to commit significant financial and R&D resources to electric vehicles can best be described as __ approach to business ethics.
Multiple Choice
the Friedman doctrine
a naïve immoralist
a utilitarian
a cultural relativism
a righteous moralist
When considering the implications of its decision to provide an electric version of its cars, VW
Must use moral imagination
Moral imagination is the approach of moral decision making where the decision maker considers every possible situation. Thus this is the best approach to consider the various possible implications.
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VW’s goal of being the world leader in electric vehicles together with its decision to devote large resource to its effort signals
Corporate social responsibility
The move towards electric vehicles indicates a socially responsible effort. Considering that VW has been in ICE business for a long time, a move towards electric cars is definitely a sign of corporate social responsibility.
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VW’s decision to commit significant financial and R&D resources to electric vehicles can be best described as ____ approach to business ethics
Utilitarian
The utilitarian approach focuses on maximizing stakeholder benefits as the end result. By devoting large financial and R&D resources to electric vehicles it shows that it is focused on benefits to the shareholders, customers, society and the environment. As a result it is an utilitarian approach.
VW’s decision to commit significant financial and R&Dresources to electric vehicles can best be described...
The most influential theory of corporate responsibility of the past century is: the free society economic theory. the neoclassical economic theory. the social contract theory. the stakeholder theory. In which of the following ideas are the ethical roots of the economic model of corporate social responsibility found? The interests of stakeholders are as important as the interests of the corporation's stockholders. Managers are ethically obliged to make as much money as possible for their stockholders because to do otherwise would...
1-Apply Figure 3.1 to Patagonia to determine its view of ethics.
Is it in only one of the quadrants, or is it in more than one?
Explain.
2-Describe how Patagonia has considered the Triple Bottom Line
when exercising stewardship decisions for Patagonia.
3-In which Corporate Social Responsibility perspective would you
place Patagonia? Explain.
4-Apply Figure 3.8 to illustrate Patagonia’s (Chouinard’s)
commitment to corporate social responsibility.
3.1 figure on ethics
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