CEVAP:

Many people believe that businesses have an obligation to care about outside groups affected by an organization. Corporate social responsibility is the idea that firms have obligations to society beyond their economic obligations to owners or stockholders and beyond those prescribed by law or contract. Corporate social performance is the extent to which a firm answers to the demands of its stakeholders to behave in a socially responsible way. After stakeholders have been satisfied with the returns, they may turn their attention to the behavior of the corporation as a good citizen in the community.