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Do you believe that the responsibility of an organization should end with obedience to the law? Why or Why not? Please defend your answer with examples.

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This solution explains if organizations should be responsible beyond what is required by law. Examples are also provided.

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An organization's responsibility goes far beyond compliance with the law. When we look at the most sustainable, profitable organizations, we can see a common trend of sustainable action programs and involvement. Johnson and Johnson and Starbucks are excellent examples of such companies. Their compliance doesn't end ...

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