Question

1. How would you characterize the ethical climate of CVS Health? What evidence is there to support your conclusion? If there have been any problems, try to determine whether this was due to the isolated actions of rogue managers or to more systemic, organization wide problems.

2 Does CVS Health undertake investments related to corporate social responsibility or the natural environment and sustainability that go beyond its narrow economic self-interest? If so, what kind of investments has it made? Whom do these investments benefit? Do you approve of these investments?

3. Outline how the processes of globalization have impacted CVS Health and might affect it in the future. What challenges is globalization creating? What opportunities are emerging as a result of globalization?

Answer 1

CVS Respects for human rights is expressed in the companies Supplier Ethics policy which all vendors around the world must ahere to as a condition of doing business with the company.The same international principles that are applied to our supplier ethics policy are also upheld in CVS code of conduct.

Corporate social responsibility- CVS goal is to be the front door to health care and CVS health remains focuused on helping people on their path to better health by making health care more local and simpler. corporate social resposibility strategy is integral to how deliver cvs services.

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In fact is precisely the type of deal that some industry observes anticipated that CVS might make as exporting the pbm model could prove quite challenging perhabs the pbm model wouuld prove difficult to export but with all the growth inn markets such as Brazil there is still plenty of profit to be made filling scripts at retail and selling merchhandise on the front end in these emerging markets.