Expanding accountability to stakeholders: trends and predictions

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Many companies accept the need to set national and global social accountability standards, though this is a relatively new concept for US businesses. Stakeholder accountability can be shown to reduce social conflict as well as helping managers see the advantages of authentic responses to stakeholder preferences.

Business, Economic aspects, Responsibility, Social problems

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Corporate responsibility in the global village: the British role model and the American Laggard

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U.S. and Britain, two countries with similar politics and entrepreneurial cultures have taken different approaches to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies. Similar to that of Britain, even U.S. government has a wide range of policies to promote global corporate responsibility.

United Kingdom, Global economy

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Greenhouse gas emissions and the social responsibility of automakers

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The US automobile industry has a moral responsibility to reduce gasoline-hydrocarbon emissions. Automobile manufacturers also may be responsible for promoting environmentally-friendly transportation systems and vehicles in developing nations.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Automobiles, Automobile Manufacturing, Industrial Gas Manufacturing, Industrial gases, Carbon Dioxide, Management, Environmental aspects, Developing countries, Automobile industry, Environmental policy, Greenhouse gases, Gases industry, Industrial gases industry

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