Greenfoods, a manufacturer of ready-to-eat foods, conducts over 60,000 customer surveys each month through its retail outlets. What risk is Greenfoods likely to face by putting out so many surveys each month?
What will be an ideal response?
By putting out so many surveys each month, Greenfoods may run the risk of creating "survey burnout" and seeing response rates drop sharply.
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A. and manipulated the public sentiment for its own benefit. B. and falsified the company's finances through charitable donations. C. but practiced marketing ethics. D. but created a local ethical business climate. E. but demonstrated corporate social responsibility.
The ________ own(s) a corporation.
A. shareholders B. board of directors C. CEO D. corporate officers
The theft or misappropriation of valuable business information, such as a trade secret, is the crime of economic espionage
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false