a) What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy? b) Explain two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or regainorganisational legitimacy?

Q: What is an agent, and what is a principal? Whatkinds of situations in companies give rise to…

A: Agent: The agent is the person authorized by the principal or business to act on behalf of them.…

Q: For corporate social responsibility to be practiced properly, the firm must be first fulfill its…

A: Corporate social responsibility (CSR): It is often defined as a model that is related to the self…

Q: Week 2a) What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy?b) Explain…

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If youwant any…

Q: discuss the three ways of resolving the agent problem in public company

A: Principal agent problem arise when there is a conflict between interest of principal and agent. This…

Q: Describe the nature of CPA firms,what they do, and their structure

A:

Q: What is DOCTRINE OF CORPORATE OPPORTUNITY? Discuss.

A: A legal theory prohibiting a company's director or agent from redirecting a business possibility…

Q: What actions that shareholders can take to ensure that management’s and shareholders’ interests are…

A: Shareholders are individuals that own shares in the company and thus has some percentage in the…

Q: Analyse the potential conflict of interest in modern corporations due to agency conflicts and their…

A: Conflict between shareholder and managers are called the agency conflict. This conflict occur…

Q: Analyze the impact of external factors (i.e., external to the company) on a company’s financial…

A: PESTEL analysis is one of the most important tools used by businesses to understand the industry and…

Q: 1. What problem arises as a result of the separation of ownership and management of a firm? Advocacy…

A: Since you have asked us multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: conflicts that might exist in the relationship between’ i) Shareholder and managers

A: Agency relationships are relationships which exists between two parties. One party called as the…

Q: Explain two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or regain…

A: Corporation: The form of business entity ,which is incorporated by state law into a separate legal…

Q: Stakeholders are the individuals or groups who: a. Are the shareholders in key competitors b.…

A: Business means the economic or professional activity which is done by an entrepreneur and their…

Q: In a public corporation, the agency conflict is: O the exploitation of the workers by the owners the…

A: Agency Conflict refers to Conflict between the agents and owners of the company  Agents refers to…

Q: Explain two ways in which organizations might utilize their corporate transparency strategy to…

A: Corporate transparency refers to describing the organization's actions to the outsiders via the…

Q: entity's control environment.

A: Control environment is a component of internal control system.

Q: Do you believe that corporate governance is only exercising power over entities by managing them?

A: Management: It defines an act or process of managing business activities. They perform the function…

Q: Should organisations operate in the interest of shareholders or the stakeholders?

A: Stakeholder means those person who use and study the financial statement and make the appropriate…

Q: Using an imaginary company draft a conflict of interest policy for the entire organization

A: answer A conflict of interest policy is used to draft procedure for employees when a possible…

Q: d ho

A: Agency relationship : An agency connection can be understood as the fiduciary relationship in which…

Q: Can a cooperative choose to or not to adhere the code of corporate governance?

A: Corporate Governance: It is a set or collection of laws, processes, and rules that are generated so…

Q: t is perceived that CSR of an organization may lead to trust development among the employees which…

A: CSR is the corporate social responsibility that is acting responsibility towards the society and…

Q: What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy? and Explain two ways…

A: A social contract refers to a way in which a business interacts with society. As per social contract…

Q: Managing business risk is the responsibility of the: * O Customers O Management Public Company…

A: The business risk is referred to as some situations, events, policies that can prevent a business…

Q: What is the possible agency conflict between inside owner/managers andoutside shareholders?

A: Agency conflict: The conflict of interest of two parties one which is the principal and other which…

Q: Why do we need internal, external and government auditor in a company?

A: An auditor is a person who is authorized to review and verify the correctness of financial documents…

Q: Why do you think that one corporation/company needs to have an organization

A: A corporation seems to be a company that the state recognizes as a legal entity distinct from its…

Q: firms must audit their resources at the corporate level

A: Resources are the available economic items of the firm with which it can operate business.

Q: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: CASE STUDY Discuss these three steps ( short description) SNC…

A: Corporate social responsibility:- The main aim of corporate social responsibility in the terms…

Q: a) What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy?  b) Explain two…

A: Social Contract The social contract refers to an agreement between the business organization and the…

Q: A Board of Directors duty is to: a) Safeguard the interest of a firm's stakeholders b) Protect a…

A: A Board of Directors duty is to formulate a company's strategy.

Q: Explain what is the corporate charter?

A: A corporate charter is a legal document establishing the existence of a corporation. Once the…

Q: Explain in your own words two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or…

A: Corporation:   Business concerns which have a separate legal entity; and are owned by shareholders,…

Q: Explain an agency problem for a corporation with examples, and identify means by which the firm can…

A: An agency problem is a common problem existing in firms which arises when a conflict of interest…

Q: Why is it important to understand the economic systemunder which a company operates before entering…

A:

Q: Who is the CFO, and where does this individual fit into the cooperate hierarchy? What are some of…

A: CFO is the company’s Chief Financial Officer as CFO is a senior executive who does the supervision…

Q: Business is a sub- system of Society‟. Which of the following option supports this claim? Choose…

A: Corporate Social Responsibility is a management concept whereby companies integrate social and…

Q: Explain the importance of corporate governance to publicly-held company in relation to any interest…

A: Corporate means company and governance means set of rules and regulations. So, corporate governance…

Q: Explain in your own words two ways organisations can use corporate disclosure policy to maintain or…

A: Generally, there are 4 ways how the organization can us the corporate disclosure policy to maintain…

Q: What is block ownership? How does it affect corporate governance?

A: BLOCK OWNERSHIP-     Block ownership is once outside capitalist owns great amount of company's…

Q: What is a social contract and how does it relate to organisational legitimacy? (maximum 300 words)…

A:

Q: What areadvantges and disadvantages of the corporate form of business organazations?

A: Business organization: The organization which is established with the motive of earning profit is…