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The 62 pages that link to Corporate social responsibility, each with the reason it gives.

• Managerial economicsCompared with: It raises objectives beyond the narrow profit-focused benchmark used in some economic models.

• Michael MilkenRelated: Milken’s legacy raises questions about whether philanthropy can offset reputational harm from financial misconduct.

• Anita RoddickRelated: Roddick promoted the idea that companies should take responsibility for their wider impacts.

• Business (commerce)Related: It concerns how businesses respond to impacts beyond their direct transactions.

• Daniel K. LudwigCompared with: Ludwig’s ventures show how private industrial development can conflict with social and environmental concerns.

• Dhanin ChearavanontRelated: The group’s supply chains raise questions about labor, farmers, and environmental impacts.

• Jessica AlbaRelated: The company has marketed products around health, transparency, and environmental concerns.

• Kōnosuke MatsushitaRelated: Matsushita framed business as a public-serving institution, a view echoed in this concept.

• Macroethics and microethicsRelated: It applies macroethical scrutiny to organizations that shape professional work and public life.

• N. R. Narayana MurthyNarrower topic: Murthy’s public statements and family philanthropy are often discussed through this broader idea.

• Philosophy (guiding principles)Related: A company’s principles influence whether and how it accepts responsibilities beyond profit.

• Shibusawa EiichiRelated: His writings and philanthropy anticipate arguments about business obligations to the public.