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Answer:
If Amy is fulfilling her legal and ethical responsibilities she is in a situation where she is complying with all laws and doing what is right and fair, even if it is disadvantageous for her.
If Amy is fulfilling her ethical and philosophical needs she is in a situation where, in addition to performing fair and correct actions, she is helping her community, being a good citizen and promoting improvements to other citizens.
If Amy is fulfilling her economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic obligations she is in a situation where, in addition to promoting good for the community, through fair and correct actions, she is complying with all laws and is still receiving economic profit for that.
If Amy is fulfilling her economic responsibilities, she is in a situation where her activities and skills are generating economic profit.
If Amy is fulfilling her economic and ethical responsibilities, she is in a situation where her activities are all correct and fair and generate economic profit.
Explanation:
Carroll's global corporate social responsibility pyramid is a pyramid model that shows the social responsibilities a company must have. This scale has 4 parts, the first part being the base of the pyramid, the economic responsibilities, which show that a company must, first, be responsible for the economic profit. The second part refers to legal liability, which states that a company must always act within the law, without exception. The third part refers to ethical responsibilities, which states that a company's activities must always be fair, regardless of the results. In the last part that represents the top of the pyramid are the philanthropic responsibilities that affirm that the company must design its activities to promote social good to the community as a whole.
