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3 years ago

How looting affects the business in terms of the relationship between social responsibility and triple bottom line?

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Nadusha1986 [10]3 years ago

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Looting is simply stealing from the business. It is simply an act that is done to make a business inoperable.

Looting is an act of socially irresponsible people. They are acts that do not benefit the society at the end of the day. It reduces economic growth, causes a decline in welfare and also bad to the environment.

The triple bottom effect teaches that organizations should be able to measure their social as well as environmental impacts. Instead of being just focused on gains, they should be focused on the people, the environment also.

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