Milton Friedman stated that "few trends could so thoroughly undermine the very foundations of our free society as the acceptance by corporate officials of a social responsibility other than to make as much money for their stockholders as possible."  What are two arguments in support of his assertion and two against? Support:  Non-Support:

We are passing an uncertain time that can be very difficult for us to grasp. Many are assuming that this pandemic of COVID-19 might be here for a long time, couple of years at least. Businesses are facing an unprecedented challenge to survive. The impact of this pandemic will affect different industries differently and hence, they need to adapt accordingly.   The post pandemic world can be very different from the one that we know. Consumers will adapt a different lifestyle and a conservative economic approach. The overall economic situation might continue to decline for a long time before it starts to pick up again.  Even global leaders are not thinking any differently for businesses in 2020.   “For people in business, 2020 is really just a year for staying alive. Don’t even talk about your dreams or plans. Just make sure you stay alive. If you can stay alive, then you would have made a profit already” – Jack Ma   Even though restaurants are open aimed the persisting situation,…

https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/monsanto-agrowingcontroversy-pdf  Please read full case study with link above and answer the following questions throughly:  Among the different core values that make up the culture of Monsanto, which one is the most relevant to employees in order to get them involved in the CSR activities?  Explain.

How the problem of Ford Company is its brand value and consumer confidence?

Based on the reporting in the article, "CSR Reaches a Tipping Point," the events of 2020, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the killing of George Floyd which highlighted social inequities, are seen as accelerating transformational changes in business in all of the following ways except: More than ever, businesses can gain a competitive advantage by touting their commitment to social causes Big businesses have recognized the need to support smaller, local enterprises Companies are increasingly joining forces to loby for social change More companies are giving employees a larger voice in determining their company's priorities

Which of the following theories can be applied to the Volkswagen decision before the ethical scandal in 2015? Please select one of the following theories and discuss -Kantian philosophical traditions -Aristotelian virtue ethics -Utilitarianism -Eastern philosophy

what does Apple's company seem to naturally adhere to a christian worldview? what are apple major ethical components and social responsibilities incorporated in the mission statement, management, and operations of the company?

Tell me more about wellsafrgo bank how they abused their power and encountered a wrath of social interest or gibernments

1.      How have women contributed to the overall rise in income in our society? 2.      Define discretionary income. 3.      How does consumer confidence influence consumer behavior? 4.      What is a pecking order? 5.      Explain what is meant by achieved versus ascribed status. 6.      Is income alone a good determinant of social class? 7.      What is income inequality, and why is it a problem? 8.      How are attitudes toward luxury categorized according to SRI Consulting Business Intelligence? 9.      In some countries it is difficult to measure and quantify social class. Why might this be the case? 10.   What are the main motivators in purchasing a status symbol? 11.   What is the term used to describe an individual’s aesthetic and intellectual preferences? 12.   Describe the difference between a restricted and an elaborated code. Give an example of each. 13.   How do the elites restrict access to their group? 14.   What are the three identified strategies used by…

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