Why do corporations give to charity?

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The profit and utility maximization motives behind corporate charitable contributions are examined to determine whether or not corporate contributions should be tax deductible. A formal structural model is developed in the theoretical section and a set of empirically testable hypotheses are derived from the model. The results from firm data indicate that profit maximization does have is a motive behind contributions. The current tax-deductible status of contributions is supported by these findings. Firms should be allowed to treat contributions as ordinary business expenses.

Analysis, Donations, Corporations, Charitable contributions, Charitable donations

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Creating and testing workplace strategy

Article Abstract:

The factors that should be considered for designing modern work accommodations are discussed.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Workplace accommodation

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