Defensive Stance-Camel, R. J Reynolds, And Phillip Morris

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Defensive Stance- Camel, R.J Reynolds, and Phillip Morris put warnings on their packs only because it is the law

Accommodative Stance- Walmart, Disney, and google, all gave good benefits to their employees and matched contributions made by their employees to selected charitable causes

Proactive Stances- Toro Company, Exmark Manufacturing, and Dixon Industries Inc. collectively recalled 62.000 faulty commercial riding mowers. They worked directly with their dealers, distributors, and customers dung their recall campaign to proactively fix or replace the affected units already on the

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