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fomenos
3 years ago
11

Proponents of corporate social responsibility (csr) strongly believe in benevolence; however, they still want their businesses t

o be profitable. in the long run, they believe ______________.
Business
1 answer:
sladkih [1.3K]3 years ago
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however, they still want their businesses to be profitable. In the long run, they believe<u> "CSR can lead to even more profits".</u>


It is generally held that corporate social responsibility (CSR) could build organization benefits and accordingly most substantial organizations are effectively occupied with it. Most officials trust that CSR can enhance benefits. They comprehend that CSR can advance regard for their organization in the commercial center which can result in higher deals, upgrade worker faithfulness and pull in better faculty to the firm. Likewise, CSR exercises concentrating on supportability issues may bring down expenses and enhance efficiencies too.  

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