Environmental groups or fair labor practice groups that challenge firms to maintain high standards are examples of:

a. primary stakeholder groups

b. secondary stakeholder groups

c. shareholders

d. csrs

Environmental groups or fair labor practice groups that challenge firms to maintain high standards are examples of secondary stakeholder groups. Secondary stakeholders are those that are indirectly affected by actions that an agency, institution, or organization take. These actions can either positively or negatively affect the stakeholders depending on what action occurs. Primary stakeholders have a direct interest in the organization whereas secondary stakeholders have an indirect interest.