Transcending the Traditional Profit-Centric Approach to Socially Responsible Paradigm - Effect on Firm Profit of Listed Consumer Goods Firms in Nigeria
Abstract
This study examined whether transcending the traditional profit-centric approach to socially responsible paradigm would affect firm profit of listed consumer goods firms in Nigeria. The
Keywords
Firm ProfitSocial Responsibility ParadigmEarnings Per ShareCorporate
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