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Question
Discuss the different groups that benefited from the Social Responsibility of business?
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Solution
- Lack of Conceptual Clarity: The concept of Social responsibility is very vague and amenable to different interpretations.
- Dilution of Economic Goals: By accepting social responsibility, the business will compromise with economic goals.
- Lack of Social Skill: Business organizations and their managers are not familiar with social affairs.
- The burden on Consumers: If a business deals with social problems, the cost of doing business would increase.
- Responsibility without Power: Business organizations possess only economic power and not social power. It is unjust to impose social responsibilities with social power.
- Misuse of Responsibilities: Acceptance of social responsibilities will involve the diversion of precious managerial time and talent on social action programs.
- Lack of Yardstick: Profitability is the common criteria for decision-making in business.
- Improper Role: The proper role of a business is to use its resources and energies efficiently so as to earn the best possible return on investment within the confines of law and ethics.
- Over Loading Responsibility: Business organizations are already serving society by providing goods and services, generating employment, developing technology, and contributing to the public exchequer through tax payments.
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