Toward Increasing the Effectiveness of Social Responsibility in Business Decisions

We shall now consider several conditions which must be met if the doctrine of social responsibility is to become a more significant force in shaping the decisions and actions of businessmen. These conditions are not likely to be attained fully or quickly. The mere mention and brief discussion of the...

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1. Verfasser:	Bowen, Howard R
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Accountancy Aggregate economy Applied philosophy Applied psychology Behavioral sciences Business Business economics Business operations Business revenue Businesspeople Capital costs Capitalism Commerce Commercial production Consumer motivation Consumer psychology Demand Demand determinants Economic costs Economic costs and benefits Economic disciplines Economic theory Economics Employment Financial accounting Labor economics Macroeconomics Market demand Market prices Microeconomics Occupations Philosophy Prices Pricing Production costs Production factors Profit motive Profits Psychology Social philosophy Social responsibility Supply and demand
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Zusammenfassung:	We shall now consider several conditions which must be met if the doctrine of social responsibility is to become a more significant force in shaping the decisions and actions of businessmen. These conditions are not likely to be attained fully or quickly. The mere mention and brief discussion of them suggests that the doctrine of social responsibility is subject to distinct limitations, that its effectiveness cannot be expected to increase rapidly, and that it is far from a panacea. The conditions to be discussed relate to (I) attitudes of businessmen, (2) public attitudes, (3) definition of social responsibilities, (4) scope