MICHAEL LEE-CHIN FAMILY INSTITUTE FOR CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP

 
 

 
 
Creating a Definition Project for Business Leadership
AIC Definition Detailed View
Definition Business is and must remain fundamentally an economic institution, but...it does have responsibilities to help society achieve its basic goals...the larger a company becomes, the greater are these responsibilities, but all companies can assume some share of them at no cost and often at a short-run as well as a long-run profit. The assumption of social responsibilities is more of an attitude, of the way a manager approaches his decision-making task, than a great shift in the economic of decision making. It is a philosophy that looks at the social interest and the enlightened self-interest of business over the long run as compared with the old, narrow, unrestrained short-run self-interest.
Author 1
George    Steiner
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Reference Journal
Reference Publisher Random House
Reference Year 1971
Approval Status YES

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