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What are some of the forces that are driving companies to practice corporate social responsibility? How can firms promote ethical behavior among their employees?

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The solution provides a detailed discussion on the forces that are driving companies to practice corporate social responsibility, and also examines how firms can promote ethical behavior among their employees. References are also provided.

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There are many forces driving companies to practice corporate social responsibility (CSR) and several of those reasons involve money. Investors and potential investors want to see that the company that they have invested their time and money in is doing good for the environment, the community, and is practicing overall CSR. Investors want to see sustainable companies. They want to see companies that make a real difference in not only the business world, but also in the overall community, because those companies that make the biggest difference are typically the ...

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