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The Case Against Corporate Social Responsibility
Robert B. Reich affiliation not provided to SSRN August 1, 2008 Goldman School of Public Policy Working Paper No. GSPP08-003 Abstract: This paper argues that the new interest in so-called "corporate social responsibility" is founded on a false notion of how much discretion a modern public corporation has to sacrifice profits for the sake of certain social goods, and that the promotion of corporate social responsibility by both the private and public sectors misleads the public into believing that more is being done by the private sector to meet certain public goals than is in fact the case.
Keywords: Corporate social responsibility, socially responsible investing, socially responsible consumption Working Paper SeriesDate posted: August 25, 2008 ; Last revised: September 03, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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