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Positive Outcomes of Corporate Social Responsibility for Companies and Society

Mohammad Asif Ahmadi

Abstract

To explore the complicated field of corporate social responsibility (CSR), this study performs a thorough narrative review of the literature. It achieves this by clarifying the benefits that CSR could bring to society as well as to companies. According to the study, corporate social responsibility (CSR) goes beyond philanthropy and serves as an imperative strategy that improves a company's competitive advantage, reputation, and brand image. The study highlights the several benefits companies may achieve, such as enhanced staff morale, reduced risk, increased market share, and sustained financial prosperity. The article also explores the social impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR), presenting it as a driving force behind improving living standards, advancing equity, and aiding in protecting the environment.

Keywords

corporate social responsibilityCSRtype of CSRPositive Outcomes of CSRcriticism of CSRcompany” and society.

References

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