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Corporate Social Irresponsibility
Date: 07-14-2008
Type: opinion
Categories: Corporate Governance / CSR - General
Source: Businessweek
Type: opinion
Categories: Corporate Governance / CSR - General
Source: Businessweek
When companies forsake their broadly defined social responsibilities or use spin to construct a deliberately overinflated image of their corporate citizenship, the end result is a private sector and a civil society out of balance.
Too prevalent today are heavily promoted, self-generated snippets designed to show how businesses are meeting their obligations to society. Paid advertisements that wave banners about how companies address global warming, curb health-care costs, or improve public education often are smoke screens to hide a troubling trend: the significant falloff in corporate charitable contributions.Read more on corporate irresponsibility here.
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