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The scorecard approach,in which operating managers can see that their efforts have helped to avoid or prevent problems,is one way to


A) make public affairs truly relevant.
B) help managers develop a sense of ownership of public affairs thinking.
C) make it easy for the managers to use public affairs thinking.
D) show how public affairs makes a difference.

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Which of the following terms does not refer to the same thing?


A) social audit
B) social performance report
C) social accounting
D) social impact statement

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Utilize the knowledge you have gained to respond to the following essay questions.Your answers should state your position and use logical arguments and content from this and other chapters in the textbook to support it. A current issue that holds significant public policy implications is the economic meltdown and its consequences Discuss some of the public policy implications associated with this.

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At the very heart of the matter is the p...

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Provide a short answer to each of these questions.Be sure to fully explain your answer. Describe what the text means by "sustainable strategic management."

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Sustainable strategic management implies...

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The social audit can be an effective component of a firm's strategic control system.

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The strategy level that asks what business the firm should be in is the ____ level.


A) enterprise
B) corporate
C) business
D) functional

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The "product" of the public affairs department is


A) legislation that aids the firm.
B) increased awareness of the company's brand.
C) smooth relationships with external stakeholders.
D) input into public policy decisions.

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Corporate-level strategy decisions include all of the following except


A) mergers
B) acquisitions
C) divestitures
D) broad or narrow markets

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The main idea behind corporate public policy is that


A) a firm must give specific attention to issues in which basic questions of right,wrong,justice,fairness,or public policy reside.
B) a firm must look out for its own best interests.
C) a firm should have a say in setting the political direction of the country.
D) a firm should be able to influence public policy when it can.

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Corporate public policy is a firm's posture or position regarding the public,social,global,and ethical aspects of stakeholders and corporate functioning.

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All of the competencies listed below are needed for global public affairs except


A) understanding local public policy institutions
B) specific applications of PA functions in particular countries
C) understanding
D) understanding global currency exchange rates

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Provide a short answer to each of these questions.Be sure to fully explain your answer. Describe some of the ways in which the public affairs office can help an operating manager to understand that public affairs are truly relevant to what he or she does.

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In general,the goal of the public affair...

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Utilize the knowledge you have gained to respond to the following essay questions.Your answers should state your position and use logical arguments and content from this and other chapters in the textbook to support it. The authors indicate that the key difference between public affairs and public relations is the goals of the client.What do they mean by the goals of the clients when both have the same goals?

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Students answer will vary in terms of ex...

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Studies of external affairs strategies have revealed all of the following except


A) top corporate social performers have top management philosophies that are institution oriented.
B) top corporate social performers see a need for a collaborative/problem-solving strategy.
C) the worst corporate social performers have an adversarial external affairs strategy.
D) top corporate social performers see the firm as an independent economic franchise.

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A social audit can be thought of as


A) the first step in planning
B) a narrow list of activities
C) planning and control system
D) a brief experimentation

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Provide a short answer to each of these questions.Be sure to fully explain your answer. Describe what is meant by "buffering" and "bridging."

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Which of the following is not a reason that the public affairs function grew in stature in the United States?


A) the growing magnitude and impact of government
B) the changing nature of the political system
C) increased pressure to meet quarterly earnings projections
D) the increasing influence of competing interests

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One way to make public affairs thinking truly relevant to the manager is to


A) show how it can help improve the firm's bottom line.
B) link achievement of the manager's goals to public affairs.
C) provide clear assessments of the public affairs facing the manager.
D) invite managers to regular public policy debates.

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Public affairs management encompasses all of the following processes except


A) environmental analysis.
B) issues management.
C) crisis management.
D) political lobbying.

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Which of the following is not one of the ways to integrate public affairs thinking into all managers' jobs?


A) make it interesting
B) make it truly relevant
C) make it easy for managers
D) develop a sense of ownership among managers

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