Corporate Social Responsibility

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Advocacy Advertising Corporate Social Responsibility Public Opinion Consumer Rights Environmental Issues Health Advocacy Taxation Advertising Strategies

Advocacy advertising involves companies placing advertisements that present their opinions on public issues, aiming to influence public opinion. Common issues include consumer rights, education, the environment, health, and taxation.

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Corporate Social Responsibility CSR Corporate Ethics Environmental Impact Employee Treatment Triple Bottom-Line Accounting

The notion that a company has responsibilities to society that go beyond its legal obligations and its duties to shareholders. CSR includes a company's impact on the environment, ethical issues, and internal policies regarding transparency and fair treatment of employees.

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Corporate Social Responsibility CSR Business Ethics Sustainability Stakeholders Social Impact Environmental Responsibility Corporate Governance

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a business model in which companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their operations and interactions with stakeholders.

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Environmental Accounting

Environmental Accounting Green Reporting Social Responsibility Reporting Sustainability Corporate Social Responsibility Environmental Impact Resource Management

Environmental Accounting (EA) is a subset of accounting that focuses on the efficient use, management, and reporting of resources used by businesses to reduce environmental impacts. EA includes identifying, measuring, and communicating the costs of a company's economic activities associated with the environment.

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Green Reporting: Environmental Accounting

Green Reporting Environmental Accounting Corporate Social Responsibility Triple Bottom-Line Accounting Environmental Costs Annual Accounts Environmental Audit

A comprehensive look into green reporting, an environmental accounting practice where companies quantify their environmental impacts. This is a growing area in corporate reporting, reflecting heightened concerns of investors, consumers, and stakeholders. New Zealand and the EU are at the forefront with specific legislation in place.

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Social Accounting Issues

Social Accounting Corporate Social Responsibility CSR Initiatives Community Involvement Environmental Conservation Charitable Donations Product Safety Employment Diversity Education Sponsorship

Social accounting issues encompass the various impacts an organization has on society, internally and externally, through initiatives such as charitable donations, education sponsorships, product safety, community involvement, environmental conservation, and the employment of disadvantaged groups.

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Triple Bottom Line Accounting (TBL)

Triple Bottom Line TBL Corporate Social Responsibility Sustainability Accounting Social Performance Environmental Performance Financial Performance

Triple Bottom Line (TBL) accounting is an accounting framework that incorporates three dimensions of performance: social, environmental, and financial. TBL aims to evaluate a company's commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable growth.

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Triple Bottom-Line Accounting (TBL)

Triple Bottom-Line Accounting TBL Corporate Social Responsibility Environmental Impact Economic Value Sustainability Reporting Triple Bottom Line John Elkington

Triple Bottom-Line Accounting (TBL) is a method of measuring a company's social and environmental impact in addition to its economic value. This approach evaluates a company's performance through a three-pronged focus: economic profit and loss, corporate social responsibility, and environmental impact.