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Select оnly fоur оf the six short аnswer questions to аnswer. Type the word "skip" in the response box for the questions you will skip. Pleаse answer all parts of the question. Define (corporate) social responsibility. How does this view of the role of business differ from previous perceptions? Is it consistent with your own attitudes and beliefs about business? Why or why not?
Select оne оf the fоllowing prompts аnd write а detаiled and well-organized response. Please write between 250 – 300 words. Define the four ethical methods of reasoning and their strengths and limitations. Apply one of them to a current ethical issue businesses face. Which one is closest to your own approach? Why? OR Please read the case below and answer to the question below. Nature First, Inc. (NF) Nature First, Inc. manufactures granola bars, juice boxes, and many other products labeled as “natural.” Consumers across the United States know the NF brand and like its products. What consumers do not know is that NF sometimes uses artificial ingredients and some of its products are processed foods.* Several years ago, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), an agency of the United States government, developed a new definition of natural: “Nothing artificial or synthetic, including color additives, regardless of source) has been included in, or has been added to, a food that would not normally be expected to be in that food.” Whenever the FDA learns of a company that uses the label “natural” on products that do not meet this definition, the FDA sends a letter to the company. However, the definition is not legally binding. Nor does the FDA’s definition address many current issues related to food ingredients, particularly the issue of genetically-modified foods. Various consumer groups have asked the FDA to take three steps: Provide clarity about genetically-modified foods, Revise its definition of “natural,” Urge the United States Congress to make the new definition legally binding. Critics of this plan argue that such regulation is unnecessary and would be inappropriate government regulation. NF is undecided on whether to support or resist these proposals. The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) argues that such regulation would require NF either to stop selling some popular products (and layoff many employees) or to make expensive changes to how NF produces those products, which would hurt NF’s profits. The Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), on the other hand, views the situation differently. The CMO says that any time “nature” or “natural foods” is promoted or even regulated, which the FDA action would do, NF’s brand is strengthened. In the long run, the CMO believes, NF would benefit from the changes recommended by consumer groups. Identify 4 relevant stakeholders in this case. List their interest and sources of power. Then based on their positions and power recommend to NF whether it should support or resist the proposals of consumer groups to the FDA. Fortune Magazine>