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    Corporate governance and social responsibility are discussed. The document matches 20 statements to the appropriate concepts of corporate governance, social responsibility, shareholders, and stakeholders. Corporate governance is the broadest control mechanism within a company and aims to balance economic and social goals. Social responsibility suggests actions beneficial to external stakeholders and treats firms' stakeholders ethically. Shareholders own shares in a company and have voting rights, while stakeholders include owners, employees, suppliers, and bondholders with interests in the company.

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    Corporate governance and social responsibility are discussed. The document matches 20 statements to the appropriate concepts of corporate governance, social responsibility, shareholders, and stakeholders. Corporate governance is the broadest control mechanism within a company and aims to balance economic and social goals. Social responsibility suggests actions beneficial to external stakeholders and treats firms' stakeholders ethically. Shareholders own shares in a company and have voting rights, while stakeholders include owners, employees, suppliers, and bondholders with interests in the company.

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    06 Worksheet 1 - ARG-GGSR-PONCE

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    BM2210

    Name: VON MARVIC M. PONCE Date: 2-11-2023


    Section: BSBA 301 Instructor: Grace Perez

    Corporate Governance and Social


    Responsibility

    Direction: Match the given statements to the appropriate concept. (2 points x 20 items)

    Social Responsibility
    Corporate Governance
    1. Itsuggests a set of actions beneficial
    1. It is the broadest control mechanism for external stakeholders
    within the company. 2. It contrasts with profit maximization
    2. It is related to profit maximization 3. It is based on self-governance
    3. It is concerned with balancing 4. It is concerned with treating the
    economic and social goals firm’s stakeholders ethically and
    4. It aims to align the interests of individuals, socially
    corporations, and society 5. It is a self-regulating business model
    5. Its framework encourages the efficient use of that helps a company be socially
    resources. accountable

    Shareholder Stakeholder

    1. It can be an individual investor 1. It includes the owners and


    2. It includes the company's owners but shareholders of a company
    2. It can be suppliers and vendors
    not liable for the company debts
    3. It includes the employees of the
    3. It can be an individual that owns at
    company
    least one share of the company
    4. It includes bondholders who own
    4. It has the right to exercise a vote
    company-issued debts
    5. It is bound to the company for the
    5. It does not have a long-term need for
    long term
    the company

     It is the broadest control mechanism within the company..


     It suggests a set of actions beneficial for external stakeholders…
     It is based on self-governance…
     It is related to profit maximization..
     It includes the owners and shareholders of a company…..
     It has the right to exercise a vote….
     It includes the company's owners but not liable for the company debts….
     It can be an individual that owns at least one share of the company….
     It includes the employees of the company…..
     It includes bondholders who own company-issued debts…..
     It is concerned with balancing economic and social goals..
     It is concerned with treating the firm’s stakeholders ethically and socially…
     It aims to align the interests of individuals, corporations, and society..
     It contrasts with profit maximization…
     It is bound to the company for the long term….
     It can be an individual investor….
     It can be suppliers and vendors…..
     It does not have a long-term need for the company…..
     Its framework encourages the efficient use of resources..
     It is a self-regulating business model that helps a company be socially accountable…

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