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Businesses create wealth and job and they bring prosperity to many in the society. For businesses to flourish or survive they require a healthy environment (society) and they have to ensure that their business is operating in just the right kind of environment. ? Social responsibility helps in building reputation of the business which is profitable for the business in the long run...
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In the present era where there is quite a widespread awareness related to social and environmental issues, many consumers prefer to buy or invest only in companies which is socially responsible. So, incorporating "green" technology and developing "green" products could open up new avenues for a business and generate huge revenues; for example General Electric, British Petroleum, Shell Renewables, Walmart etc...
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