Reality of Social Responsibility

Q.

90% of consumers consider a company's commitment to social responsibility important when buying a product.

1. True

2. False

Q.

A company promoting 'tasty' fatty foods that might lead to consumers suffering from heart disease and obesity could be accused of

1. Deceptive selling

2. Misleading advertising

3. Invasion of privacy

4. Short-termism

Q.

Which of the following statements is correct?

1. 'I am Wall's' has provided entrepreneurship opportunities to 9, 000 people across India.

2. This programme has helped vendors to become self-sufficient micro-entrepreneurs selling frozen desserts and ice creams on the move.

1. Only 1 is correct

2. Both 1 and 2 are correct

3. Only 2 is correct

4. Neither is correct

Q. Sometimes society does not accept the involvement of entities in the social programs, which creates___

1. lack of public support

2. lack of skills

3. profit minimization
4. burden on consumers

Q. Social responsibilities like environment protection, pollution control are very costly in nature.

1. True
2. False

Q.

On 1st November, 2014, around 450 workers from HUL's factory is Silvasa staged a demonstration outside the company's heaquarters in Mumbai, demanding wages for overtime work.

1. True

2. False

Q.

Unilever's Future Leaders (UFL) programme is an eighteen month graduate programme designed to prepare talented graduates for challenging job roles.

1. True

2. False

Q. Business enterprises have realised that social and business interests are not controdictory, but they are .

1. complementary
2. substitue
3. exchange
4. subordinate

Q. Which of the following are social responsibilities towards employees?

1. Fair Benefits
2. Work Space
3. Opportunities
4. Personal Growth
5. Belongingness
6. Incentives
7. Social Problems
8. Politics

Q. A businessman must perform social responsibilities for the following reasons:

1. Self-interest
2. Environment
3. Public Image
4. Social Problems
5. Social Power
6. Regulations
7. Bans
8. Power