Ethics - Stakeholder Theory

1. 1Definition of a stakeholder : 'any group or individual that can affect, or is affected by, the a[blank_start]chievement[blank_end] of the organisation's [blank_start]objectives[blank_end]' ([blank_start]Freeman[blank_end], 19[blank_start]84[blank_end])

   1. Achievement
   2. Bobjectives
   3. CFreeman
   4. D84
2. 2This has changed from the [blank_start]Stanford Research[blank_end] Institution definition of a stakeholder as 'those [blank_start]groups[blank_end] without whose support the organisation would [blank_start]cease[blank_end] to exist' (19[blank_start]63[blank_end])

   1. AStanford Research
   2. Bgroups
   3. Ccease
   4. D63
3. 3Stakeholder theory - puts firm in the [blank_start]centre[blank_end] as interacting and being interacted with external stakeholders such as government etc

   1. Acentre
4. 4Forms of Stakeholder theory (according to [blank_start]Donaldson[blank_end] and Preston, 1[blank_start]995[blank_end])
   Descriptive, Instru[blank_start]mental[blank_end] and N[blank_start]ormative[blank_end]

   1. ADonaldson
   2. B995
   3. Cormative
   4. Dmental
5. 5Descriptive form of stakeholder [blank_start]the[blank_end]ory:
   attempts to ascertain whether corporations actually do take into account stakeholder interests
   Describes and explains corporate characteristics and behaviours

   1. Athe

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