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A major, unpredictable event that has potentially negative results.
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A social movement seeking to augment the rights and powers of buyers in relation to sellers.
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A community, a nation, or a broad grouping of people having common traditions, values, institutions, and collective activities and interests.
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The group of individuals hired by the board to run the company and manage it on a daily basis.
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The repurchase of stock from an unwanted suitor at a higher-than-market price.
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The appropriateness of a corporation's behaviour and its adherence to moral guidelines acceptable to society.
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The return of a private business function or service to the government sector.
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14
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In communication this means that the communicator should be faithful to detail, accurate, and avoid any deception or exaggeration.
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The degree to which the stakeholder claim on the business calls for the business's immediate attention or response.
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A condition in which there is diffusion of power among the society's many groups and organizations.
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The collection of private, profit-oriented organizations, ranging in size from one-person proprietorships to corporate giants
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The perceived validity or appropriateness of a stakeholder's claim to a stake.
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An oxygen-related gas that is harmful to life near the earth's surface but is vital in the stratosphere in blocking dangerous ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
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The field of ethics that deals with the ethical issues that are embedded in the use of biotechnology.
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An individual or a group that has one or more of the various kinds of stakes in business.
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