a) What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy?  b) Explain two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or regain organisational legitimacy?

Q: What is an agent, and what is a principal? Whatkinds of situations in companies give rise to…

A: Agent: The agent is the person authorized by the principal or business to act on behalf of them.…

Q: For corporate social responsibility to be practiced properly, the firm must be first fulfill its…

A: Corporate social responsibility (CSR): It is often defined as a model that is related to the self…

Q: Week 2a) What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy?b) Explain…

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If youwant any…

Q: Briefly explain how regulatory agencies and legalsystems affect corporate governance.

A: Corporate governance is the set of rules and regulations controlling the operations of a company.

Q: Which one is false? A. The agency is defined as a relationship by consent between two parties,…

A: Managers are the people appointed by the firm for managing its day-to-day business operations.…

Q: Which one of the following statements is true? A. Conflicts of interests between management and…

A: Usually, conflicts between a company's management and its shareholders are known as agency costs and…

Q: The following questions are about corporate governance and executive compensation: (a) How does…

A: The ethics is a branch of philosophy that describes regulation, protecting, and suggesting the right…

Q: 1. What problem arises as a result of the separation of ownership and management of a firm? Advocacy…

A: Since you have asked us multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: Explain two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or regain…

A: Corporation: The form of business entity ,which is incorporated by state law into a separate legal…

Q: Explain how whistleblowers can contribute to a company's ethical behaviour?

A: Whistleblowers contribution to companys ethical behaviour: Whistleblower:  whistleblowing means…

Q: should corporate governance practices be included as part of legislation or is it preferable to…

A:

Q: Reasons for the need for corporate governance codes

A: Introduction: Good corporate governance guarantees that the board of administrators meets on an…

Q: Explain the operation of the contra proferentem rule. Is such a rule defensible in today’s business…

A: Contra proferentem rule: The rule of contra proferentem is a legal doctrine in contract law that…

Q: Explain the relationship between corporate ethics and internal control.

A: Corporate ethics: Corporate ethics are also known as business ethics. It refers to policies,…

Q: 1. Why should corporate governance be in place?

A: Corporate governance refers to the relations, mechanisms as well as processes collection that is…

Q: Explain how business ethics relate to internal control.

A: Internal control guarantees that management follows legal guidelines and sets the tone for the…

Q: definition of business ethics?

A: Answer: Concept: Business ethics is also known as professional ethics.

Q: Which of the following circumstances may create intimidation threats? a) Threat of dismissal or…

A: Please see the next step for the solution

Q: Using an imaginary company draft a conflict of interest policy for the entire organization

A: answer A conflict of interest policy is used to draft procedure for employees when a possible…

Q: d ho

A: Agency relationship : An agency connection can be understood as the fiduciary relationship in which…

Q: Required: b. Discuss your opinion on whether is it adequate and sufficient for the public sector…

A: Performance measurement -: Performance measurement (PM) in the public sector is certainly essential.…

Q: Can a cooperative choose to or not to adhere the code of corporate governance?

A: Corporate Governance: It is a set or collection of laws, processes, and rules that are generated so…

Q: Which of the following is not a factor that influences a business's control environment?…

A: Business control environment: This business control environment is an internal control that operates…

Q: 1- In your own words, explain the SEC's relationship to the FASB. 2 -Contrast the role of the…

A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question…

Q: A branch of economics relating to the behavior of owners and managers is called as: a. Theory of…

A: Option Explanation a It deals in various theories of economics. b Management theories are…

Q: t is perceived that CSR of an organization may lead to trust development among the employees which…

A: CSR is the corporate social responsibility that is acting responsibility towards the society and…

Q: Explain why establishing accounting standards is characterized as a politicalprocess

A: The standard setting process is a political process that is affected by the impact of several…

Q: Managing business risk is the responsibility of the: * O Customers O Management Public Company…

A: The business risk is referred to as some situations, events, policies that can prevent a business…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of a ‘comply or explain’ model of corporate governance?

A: "Comply or explain" model of corporate governance - The purpose of 'comply or explain' model is to…

Q: Internal accounting information is used primarily for internal decision making by an…

A: a.

Q: Describe how to conduct a stakeholder analysis and your understanding of the basis of stakeholder…

A: The main sign of a growing career is the expanding number of people affected by the actions and…

Q: multinational enterprises are supported by strong and effective institutions to succeed in business.…

A: In order to conduct the business activity successfully, various institutes provide resources to the…

Q: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: CASE STUDY Discuss these three steps ( short description) SNC…

A: Corporate social responsibility:- The main aim of corporate social responsibility in the terms…

Q: Discuss the agency costs in the Agency Theory in corporate governance and solutions applied thereto.

A: Agency cost: Conflicts regarding the relative priorities between principals and their agents are…

Q: Describe the role of corporate ethics policies and guidelines, and discuss the relationship that is…

A: Individual can run any business activity in the form of company, partnership firm, or sole…

Q: What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy? (6 marks, maximum 300…

A: a) Social Contract: Social Contract is referred as the how business interact with the society.  In…

Q: Explain in your own words two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or…

A: Corporation:   Business concerns which have a separate legal entity; and are owned by shareholders,…

Q: Explain  two  ways  organisations  can  use  corporate  disclosure  policy  to  maintain  or  regain…

A: Corporation: The form of business entity ,which is incorporated by state law into a separate legal…

Q: Why is a system of internal control not able  to overcome collusion by employees?

A: Note: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new…

Q: What does GAAP mean? Why should businesses adhere to GAAP when reporting to external stakeholders?

A: The accounting is a process to identify, classify and record the transactions of the business and to…

Q: Explain two ways organizations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or regain…

A:

Q: Explain in your own words two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or…

A: Generally, there are 4 ways how the organization can us the corporate disclosure policy to maintain…

Q: What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy? (maximum 300 words)…

A: