Motives of imperialism. difine the concept Social Responsability Motives

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Social Responsibility Motives refer to the real reason that cause an organization to do their Corporate social Responsibilities. Some of them indeed do that because they're really care about their environment. But the rest of them do their CSR only to avoid Taxes and maintain Public's good view about their organization

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