It is now generally accepted that business responsibility does extend beyond simply making a profit. Which of the following can be listed as business reasons for CSR? Please select all that apply. a. By engaging in voluntary CSR, corporations may avoid government legislation. b. Socially responsible firms may find it easier to attract employees, who may be more committed. c. Socially responsible companies voluntarily solve the social and environmental problems their activities have caused. d. All options are correct.

It is now generally accepted that business responsibility does extend beyond simply making a profit. Which of the following can be listed as business reasons for CSR? Please select all that apply. a. By engaging in voluntary CSR, corporations may avoid government legislation. b. Socially responsible firms may find it easier to attract employees, who may be more committed. c. Socially responsible companies voluntarily solve the social and environmental problems their activities have caused. d. All options are correct.

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ISBN:9780357033791

Author:Pride, William M

Publisher:Pride, William M

Chapter4: Social Responsibility And Ethics In Marketing

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