BAM 406
Business and Society
Online Course

BAM 406 Business and Society

3 Semester Units

Business and Society explores both market and nonmarket components of the business world. While interrelated, managers must understand how the market and nonmarket environments interact and address those issues to achieve superior performance. To do this, the course combines the disciplines of economics, political science, and law to provide students with a deeper understanding of the complex managerial issues involved. The focus is on strategy and its implementation within the context of social, governmental, and legal constraints.

Course Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Define and discuss key concepts related to the role and concept of social responsibility in the business world.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the factors impacting corporate governance, the relevant stakeholders, and organizational behavior in relation to social responsibility.
  • Examine the interrelationship and impact of government on business and the related laws, regulations, and politics impacting each.
  • Explain the importance of ethics in relationship to corporate social responsibility and the issues impacting ethical behavior.
  • Demonstrate proficiency with academic writing related to business and its role in society.

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