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BUSINESS ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
MODULE 2
A. Practice Tasks 1
1. Was Engineer Imar right in accepting the gift certificates? Why? Or Why not?
No, Engineer Imar committed an act of betrayal because the owner trusted him but he did the
other way around that the owner wanted him to do. In this situation, Engineer Imar shows the quality of
being unprofessional and a trickster that shouldn’t be seen in every worker. With this, Engineer Imar
might get jailed or fired for the actions of betrayal to their company.
2. If you were Engineer Imar, would you do the same? Why? Or why not?
I wouldn’t do the same, because his act is an example of having a bad quality and
characteristics. Also, if I became Angel Press worker, I would be truthful and responsible for my actions.
Moreover, I will not betray and do some underhanded tactics for just an unnecessary money. Perhaps,
doing this action is dangerous for the standing to the society and profession.
3. In case you were Angel Press and you knew about it; how will you handle the
situation?
If I were Angel Press and I knew about Engineer Imar doings, I will handle the situation by
immediately firing him. Also, I will find someone who will fill up his position, someone trustworthy,
responsible and honest.
B. Evaluation
1. How do you deal with unfair practices in entrepreneurship?
As the phrase implies, unfair corporate practices include actions of bribery, misrepresentation,
or oppressive and unethical market activities by enterprises against customers or other businesses.
Because the scope of unfair business activities is broad, most courts fail to properly construe what
constitutes an unfair market conduct in the interest of justice. Consumers and other business owners
who have been damaged by unfair market activities will be adequately compensated through lawsuits.
However, before submitting a complaint, it's crucial to understand what constitutes deceptive market
practices - after all, there's no use in launching a case if there's no fraud. Whether you are a client or a
business owner who has been damaged by a company's dishonest business tactics, you have the right to
file a case in court. If your lawsuit is successful, you may be awarded compensatory damages, punitive
damages, and possibly attorney's fees.
2. Formulate your own ethical principles regarding customer service as a future

entrepreneur.
Honesty, Responsiveness, Transparency, Respect, Value, Loyalty and A drive to solve problems
are the ethical principles that I will implement regarding customer service as a future entrepreneur.
These ethics will help engage with customers and create good relationships. In this aspect, the business
will foster and it will give quality service to the consumers. Moreover, it will also generate income to the
business as well as it will make the company’s consumer satisfied with its service. Overall, the
consumers and the buyers will be happy and it will be beneficial to the business.
Summative Test #2
1. False 5. False 9. False
2. True 6. True 10. True
3. True 7. True
4. False 8. True
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MODULE 3-4
A. Practice Tasks 1
1. Pyramid Model
2. Philanthropic Obligation
3. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
4. Concentric Circles Model
5. Sustainable development
B. Evaluation
How do the three models of corporate social responsibility consider economic responsibility? Do
these models agree on economic concerns as a priority of CSR?
The three models of corporate social responsibility consider economic responsibility by applying
its characteristics and objectives to the society. By the definitions of each models of corporate social
responsibility, and applying it to a company, it helps their management to have an effective and efficient
on their customers. Moreover, all of the responsibilities that must be adhere and executed will be a
great advantage in maintaining order and peace to the economy. Furthermore, it can assist current and
future generations in meeting their needs by preserving the environment. Therefore, implementing
these three corporate social duties will help the government's programs and implementations, as well as
make the world of entrepreneurs more ethical.
These models believe that economic considerations are a top goal of corporate social
responsibility because they want to contribute to community development. Furthermore, they offer
answers in terms of having services and goods that are both needed and useful to society. The three
models also include the legal, ethical, and philanthropic dimensions of economic responsibility. These
four economic obligations are required in order to engage in environmental and societal problems.
Furthermore, the models are designed to assist society in shaping or developing a better
entrepreneurship future.
ACTICITY SHEET
CSR TIME
OBJECTIVES RESOURCES ACTIVITIES
Model FRAME
PYRAMI SOCIAL  Gadgets Marketing A week
D RESPONSIBILITY  Wifi prior to the
business's
MODEL  To provide opening.
excellent service
and products to Items are 8 Am to
the customers. shared on social 10AM
 Increase media sites.
efficiency.
 Hire workers to  Gadgets Orders are Every
lower the  Paper collected. Monday to
country's  Pen Friday
unemployment
 Internet
rate.
Connection
 Motor Delivery Every

 Gas Monday to
 Facemasks Friday
and Face
shield
 Alcohol
 Receipt Collection of Every

 Pen Monday to
Payment
Friday
ECONOMIC  Materials Product A month

RESPONSIBILITY needed Development prior to the
 Home web
 To sell high- business's
Appliances
quality products launch.
 Alcohol
at a reasonable
price.
 Choosing a  Facemask Price A month
pricing that is  Face Negotiation for prior to the
beneficial to both shield Raw Materials web
myself and the  Alcohol business's
customers.  Businesses launch.
 Raise the profit
margin.
LEGAL
RESPONSIBILITIES
 Mayors The business A month
 Comply all the must be prior to the
Permit
needed registered. web
 Barangay
requirement on business's
Permit
establishing a launch.
 DTI Permit
new online
business.
 Adhere to all  Income Employees are Everyday
relevant laws  Checking of paid correctly.
and regulations. attendance
and
performanc
e.
ETHICAL
RESPONSIBILITIES
 Be ethical in  Labor fee Deciding the A week

your dealings  Production prices of prior to the
with both Cost product business's
competitors and opening.
customers.
 Always tell the
truth and treat
customers fairly.
Summative Test #3
1. A 6. C
2. C 7. D
3. B 8. A
4. A 9.
5. B 10. C

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 Receipt Collection of Every

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