Model or framework of social responsibility that emphasizes creating economic value while addressing societal issues
Stakeholder Theory
Model that focuses on balancing the interests of various stakeholders
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Framework
Model of social responsibility that emphasizes considering the interests of employees, customers, suppliers, communities, and shareholders
Legal but Socially Irresponsible
Model where a company prioritizes short-term profits over long-term sustainability or stakeholder interests
Proactive CSR
Model that involves voluntarily addressing social and environmental issues before they become major concerns or legal obligations
Illegal but Socially Responsible
Model where a company might engage in activities that are technically illegal but are done to address pressing social or environmental issues
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Model that focuses on integrating social and environmental concerns into business operations and decision-making processes
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Framework
Evaluates companies on environmental impact, social responsibility, and corporate governance
Shared Value
Model that emphasizes aligning business strategies with societal needs to create economic value and positive social outcomes
Illegal & Socially Irresponsible
Model where a company disregards legal obligations and fails to address social and environmental concerns
Triple Bottom Line (TBL)
Model that involves evaluating company performance based on social, environmental, and economic dimensions
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Framework that focuses on achieving global development and sustainability
Stakeholder Theory
Model that emphasizes considering the interests and well-being of all stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers, communities, and shareholders
Legal but Socially Irresponsible
Model where a company might operate within legal boundaries but neglect its environmental impact
Shared Value
Model that focuses on creating long-term value for both the company and society by identifying business opportunities that generate positive social outcomes
Business Beyond Profit Motivation
Considering social and environmental impacts alongside profits
The primary goal of a business enterprise is profit generation
Social Enterprise
Concept that combines business principles with a focus on social impact
Social enterprise
Aims for both financial sustainability and social impact, unlike a traditional business enterprise
Social enterprises
Create job opportunities and financial freedom, playing a role in poverty alleviation
Businesses that prioritize social or environmental impact alongside profits can make a difference in communities by supporting education and healthcare programs
Business enterprise
Focuses on profitability only, unlike social enterprises that aim for both financial sustainability and a positive impact on society or the environment
The primary objective of establishing and sustaining business enterprises beyond profit is addressing social and environmental issues
Executives in urban areas are not typically associated with marginalized communities
It is important for businesses to consider social and environmental impacts alongside profits to create a positive impact on society and the environment
Businesses focused on social or environmental impact can have practical applications in communities by supporting education and healthcare programs
Businesses that prioritize social or environmental impact alongside profits contribute to sustainability by using eco-friendly methods to reduce pollution
Maximizing shareholder dividends is not a reason for establishing business enterprises beyond profit
Social enterprises can impact marginalized communities positively by combining business principles with a focus on social impact
The ultimate goal of businesses beyond profit motivation is creating a positive impact on society and the environment