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Should companies pursue corporate social responsibility?
There has been a long - standing argument on whether or not companies should be socially responsible. This is so because the primary objective of every company is to maximize profit for its shareholders, corporate social responsibility is therefore seen as a distraction. According to the leading pro...
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Department of Commercial Law
2014
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