QUESTION 13 The proactive approach to social responsibility argues that profits

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QUESTION 13 The proactive approach to social responsibility argues that profits should not be spent on social programs. False QUESTION 14 Abehavior that does not conform to accepted beliefs and social norms is defined as O ethical behavior unethical behavior irresponsibility business ethics QUESTION 15 An employee who discovers and tries to put an end to a company's unethical, illegal, or socially irresponsible actions by publicizing them is called O top management an outside contractor a whistle-blower an investor QUESTION 16 People who assume the risk of business ownership with a primary goal of growth and expansion are called entrepreneurs. QUESTION 17 business plan develops and describes an entrepreneur's business strategy and demonstrates how it will be False

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Question 13.

This statement is false.

Proactive approach of social responsibility argues that a socially responsible firm should act in advance for future situation for the best benefit of society. It is the highest degree of social responsibility stance. It involves recalling the products if there is any problem with that or that is not customer friendly. It also suggest that organization should plan the income and expenses in advance and set aside a part of last year profits for social programs.

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