Savings in the supply chain exert more leverage as the firm's net profit margin decreases

Which example from the text best exemplifies how a stakeholder can effect a change that, in turn, affects other stakeholders?

A. the strong ethical stance taken by Johnson & Johnson executives B. an NGO raising concern about unequal pay of laborers C. Ford's introduction of the Edsel to compete with other cars D. Whole Foods' assertion of social responsibility for companies

Which of the following would be considered an example of shaping moral standards, as seen as a function of the law?

A) laws granting freedom of speech and religion B) laws discouraging drug and alcohol abuse C) laws providing rights to peaceful protest D) laws preventing overthrow of a government