By 2025, all Unilever’s

plastic

packaging will be reusable, recyclable or compostable and at least 25% of it

will come from recycled plastic content.

The recycled plastic content is

an example of

Consider the following questions to help provide clarity when required to make a difficult decision:

(a) Does the action treat humanity fairly?

(b) Can this decision be applied universally?

(c) Would other people make the same choice if they were in this situation?

The above questions are based on the ethics of ________ theory which ________.

Consider the scenario below and answer the question that follows:

Many environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives have been implemented at the BNB Hotel Group’s newly acquired Hotel in Braamfontein (Johannesburg), the iSihlahla Hotel. This acquisition is expected to generate sustainable, competitive and long-term returns. In addition, it is expected to achieve a positive societal impact.

The iSihlahla Hotel is a/n _______ investment approach by the BNB Hotel Group.

Consider the scenario below and answer the question that follows:

Woolworths Holdings Limited (WHL) aims to continue contributing to improved education through the MySchool MyVillage My Planet Programme started in 1997 as partner fundraising programme. In 2019, this social development programme raised R64 million and supported 2908 schools in South Africa.

In Milton Friedman’s paper, he would argue that the choice of donating money through the MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet Programme should be the sole decision of the ________.

Consider the following scenario and answer the question that follows.

UpCoh Clothing offers an option to their consumers whereby they can sell their used clothes, which are still in great condition, back to UpCoh Clothing. UpCoh Clothing then reworks the items, and some parts are sent back into the production process. The reworked items are then returned to the market “as good as new”.

The above scenario is an example of ________.