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Social responsibility is the obligation of a company, organization, or other such large, organized bodies to be involved in the community's welfare and interests.
Is there really a problem that needs to be addressed regarding the imbalance between wealthy business interests and less-wealthy interests? Can one address this issue without bringing in issues of free speech and individual liberty?
the democratic republicans
Alexander Hamilton
A business organization's primary responsibility to its stakeholders is to create value while balancing the interests of all parties involved, including shareholders, employees, customers, suppliers, and the community. This involves operating ethically, ensuring financial sustainability, and fostering positive relationships. By prioritizing stakeholder interests, organizations can enhance their reputation, drive long-term success, and contribute to social and economic well-being. Ultimately, a stakeholder-focused approach promotes trust and loyalty, which are vital for sustained growth.
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controlled by rothschilds interests....
no
B. the sum of the interests of its members.
It's impossible to know the answer to this question. If I were to make an educated guess, I would say that it is around 1/4. In times of debt and crisis, the percentage shoots up as countries who aren't struggling to the same degree step in.
to have abetter community through unity cooperation and an aspiration to have a peaceful and orderly community.
Occupation: Public Security Interests, Lending and Investments, Land owner, Merchant, Planter, Farmer
to have abetter community through unity cooperation and an aspiration to have a peaceful and orderly community.
You could say Japan is an island nation full of people with diverse opinions, interests, occupations, and personalities.
ALTRUISM.
aggressively furthered the interests of the business community
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