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MKTG Chapter 4

Fall freshman year first exam for intro to marketing

TermDefinition
Consumer Bill of Rights 1964, Law for ethics of exchange between buyers and sellers, including rights to safety, being informed, being able to choose, and being heard
Espionage Secretly stealing or collecting competitor's private business information, illegal
Ethics Laws Laws that require businesses to be honest and fair
Code of Ethics Formal statement of ethical principles and rules of conduct
Ethical Principles Basic rules and values about what is right or wrong to guide businesses and employee's behavior
Whistle Blower Employees who report unethical or illegal actions to their employers
Moral Idealism Personal moral philosophy that considers individual rights and duties as universal, regardless of the outcome
Utilitarianism Personal moral philosophy that focuses on choosing an action that creates the most overall good for the most amount of people
Social Responsibility Idea that organizations are part of a larger society and are accountable to society for their actions
3 Concepts of Social Responsibility Profit responsibility - businesses need to make a profit to survive, Legal responsibility - businesses must follow laws and regulations, Ethical responsibility - businesses should do what is right and consider how their actions affect society
Triple Bottom Line Measuring a business' success by judging how they make money while also caring about people and the environment
Sustainable Marketing Effort to meet today's global economic, environmental, and social needs without preventing future generations to meet theirs
Cause Market When a business connects its marketing to a social cause or charity to help support that cause
Social Audit A systematic assessment of if a firm's objectives, strategies, and performance meets its social responsibility
CSR (Corporate Social Responsibilty) Business responsibility to be ethical and consider how actions affect society and the environments beyond the profit
Green Marketing Efforts to produce, promote, and reclaim environmentally sensitive products
Sustainable Development Conducting business in a way that protects the natural environment, while also making economic progress
Consumer Ethics Moral principles that guide how consumers behave when buying and using products/services
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