T F A key step in developing and implementing asocial responsibility program is the environmentalaudit.

What is social change marketing and how does it differ from traditional approaches such as environmental education? Explain the various stages in the social change marketing process.

How can the purchase of a pair of sneakers be seen as an ethical act? Throughout the 1990s, the U.S.shoe and sportswear manufacturer Nike was widely criticized for subcontracting with factories in Chinaand Southeast Asia that were little more than sweatshops with deplorable working conditions. Afterresponding to the criticisms and demanding that its suppliers improve their workplaces, the companybegan to redeem itself in the eyes of many and has become a model of business ethics andsustainability. However, questions remain about the relationship between business and government.For instance, should a company advocate for labor rights, a minimum wage, and unionization indeveloping countries where it has operations? What responsibility does it have for the welfare of acontractor’s workers in a culture with differing customs? What right does any Western company have toinsist that its foreign contractors observe in their factories the protocols required in the West? What, forexample, is…

Is Sobeys socially responsible?  Explain your answer using Carroll’s four (4) levels of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and include all case examples.    1) Economic Responsibilities:  2) Legal Responsibilities 3) Ethical Responsibilities 4) Philanthropic Responsibilities

How does Toyota’s approach to social responsibilityrelate to the three concepts of social responsibilitydescribed in the text (profit responsibility, stake-holder responsibility, and societal responsibility)?