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Xelga [282]
3 years ago
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A toy manufacturer has just learned that the small, button nose on the stuffed teddy bear it produces might detach and become a

choking hazard young children. If this company is using a defensive strategy, it might:___________.
a) recall the stuffed bears, offer a refund to all customers, and redesign the bear to have a felt nose.
b) issue a statement apologizing for the choking hazard and recall the stuffed bears.
c) daim that if parents put the bear in the washing machine, the button stitching will come loose, causing it to detach. As a result, parents should not put the bear in the washing machine.
d) create a set of industry-wide guidelines to help prevent choking hazards on toys for children. It pay to be socially responsible
Business
1 answer:
ale4655 [162]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The correct answer option is B

Explanation:

The company would issue a statement apologizing for the choking hazard and recall the stuffed bears.

A defense strategy is one in which the toy manufacturing company accepts responsibility for a problem, even though they would do the least required to meet societal expectations.

The toy manufacturer might issue a statement apologizing for the choking hazard and recall the stuffed bears. In this case the company has accepted responsibility and done the least required to meet societal expectations.

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