Answer the following questions: 1. Why are stakeholders important in a business? 2. Search for one (1) company in the Philippines. Look for its website. List down some of its Primary Stakeholders and Secondary Stakeholders. Then explain briefly why you consider them as stakeholders of the company. 3. How can the stakeholder approach improve CSR? 4. Site some of the limitations to the stakeholder theory or stakeholder approach.

Answer the following questions: 1. Why are stakeholders important in a business? 2. Search for one (1) company in the Philippines. Look for its website. List down some of its Primary Stakeholders and Secondary Stakeholders. Then explain briefly why you consider them as stakeholders of the company. 3. How can the stakeholder approach improve CSR? 4. Site some of the limitations to the stakeholder theory or stakeholder approach.

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