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    Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2 2. Social responsibility in stakeholder theory 3 2.1 Why social responsibility? 3 3. Limitations 4 4. Case study examples: Starbucks & Nike 4 5. Conclusion 5 6. References 6 7. Appendixes 9 Appendix A 9 Appendix B 10 1. Introduction This report focuses on social responsibility issue focusing on stakeholder theory. Social responsibility will be introduced and defined based on stakeholder theory. Next, analysis on the importance and limitations

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    pharmaceuticals and health care products company whose core businesses focus on medical devices, pharmaceuticals and nutritional products. Abbott’s Vision of Sustainability Abbott Laboratories has a Global Citizenship Approach, which is to be a responsible, sustainable and inclusive business. Its strategic priorities are: People Centric: 1) Delivering product excellence – Abbott constantly works on innovating its products while maintaining a high standard in terms of quality and safety: targeting

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    than ever is key in order to get through these tough times and come out a stronger more resilient country. A democracy will not be as easy or as clean cut as a autocracy but it will be the right thing to do for the country’s success in the long run, socially, economically and to stay the strong world power that we are. In democracy the right decisions may not be made all the time. But there tends to be a happy medium that makes sure everyone gets a little bit of what they wanted in a democracy. Instead

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    Comvita

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    Paper: Accounting 91407, Annual report review Executive summary This report is prepared for Lydia who is considering purchasing shares in Comvita. The report aims to provide analysis of Comvita’s annual report and the viability of investing in stocks in the company to maximise the returns on their investment in Comvita. Comvita is an international natural health and beauty products company with a strong New Zealand heritage. They are committed to the development of innovative

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    order through the uplifting of the oppressed. They were the champions of educational programs for the immigrant, social welfare programs for the impoverished and improved health care for both. As humanitarians they sought to promote orderliness by investing in America's greatest resource-its children. In contrast, the proponents of scientific management wanted to use the government to impose order through an interlocking pattern of rigid rules and laws. As engineers they too saw science as the panacea

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    As a consumer, do you consider a corporation’s reputation before consuming their product? How often do you choose a product based on the corporation’s values and social responsibility? A corporation’s reputation is the overall estimation in which it is held by its internal and external stakeholders based on its past actions and probability of its future behavior (Harrison). The world economy is far more interconnected than it used to be and global corporations, especially, have more competition than

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    Table of Contents Introduction 1 1 Responsible Business Practices of IKEA 1 1.1 Realization of Responsible Business Practices 1 1.2 Code of Conduct 2 1.3 Responsible Practices 2 1.3.1 Alternative to Diesel 2 1.3.2 Environmental-Friendly Products 3 1.3.3 Management of Forest 3 1.3.4 IKEA’s Social Policies 4 1.3.5 Partnership between UNICEF and social Initiative 4 1.4 Negative Practice 5 2 Ranking of the Most Responsible Practices 5 2.1 Ranked as One 5 2.1.1 Supportive Ethical Theory 6 2.2 Ranked as

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    Kodak vs. Fujifilm

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    increasing a range of fields from imaging to medical systems. Fujifilm also became a much diversified company than Kodak by having a longer term vision in store and by investing a lot. Kodak s Ethics and Social Responsibility Approaches Eastman Kodak Company are committed to operating in an environmental, ethical, and socially responsible manner. This commitment includes maintaining safe facilities and operations and providing goods which are safe and minimize environmental burdens throughout their

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    spent over 10 years on parole not allowing him to practice any civil liberties. Even though the dirt bike charges were dismissed, the judge still sentenced him to two to four years in prison. People should be held responsible for their actions; however, the courts should also be held responsible for giving people unnecessarily harsh punishments compared to their white counterparts for crimes they have committed. Even though people say that Meek Mill is made an example of for black people, they also fail

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    Consumers has the sole power to dictate the supply and demand of any good. They do not realize the influence they over the market prices. Time has shown, if people, investors, and businesses stop purchasing goods and services, the economy will relapse. The theory of consumer choice can affect three different areas such as, Demand curve, Higher wages, and Higher interest rates. Since the theory affect these areas, consumers can governor its variations. What makes a consumer’s choice the goods or services

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