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end, with little respite from receiving files (Level-3 virus), to complete junk mails. destruction of the system (Level-4 virus). Installing and ti... |
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Business Studies |
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business, or e-business as it is referred to, presents the firm with promising opportunities for anything, anywhere and anytime to its customers, t... |
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5. Discuss the limitations of electronic mode of doing business. Are these limitations severe enough to restrict its scope? Give reasons for your a... |
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Business Studies |
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Chapter 6 S ocial R esponsibilities of B usiness and B usiness E thics LEARNING OBJECTIVES After studying this chapter, you should be able to: • ex... |
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Business Studies |
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society to business enterprises can get durable carry on industrial or commercial activities and thereby earn profits. But success. it is obligator... |
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is morally right or wrong in the law. Social responsibility is more relation to the firm’s responsibilities. Social responsibility also has an than... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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the concept of CSR is governed by Clause 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, which was passed by both the Houses of the Parliament, and had received th... |
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Business Studies |
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for existence and enterprise is not serving its best growth: Business exists for providing goods and services to satisfy human interest, they will ... |
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or perpetuated business enterprises should assume by business enterprises themselves. social responsibilities. Environmental pollution, unsafe (v) ... |
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Chemistry |
Chemistry Part-I |
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the In such circumstances, businessmen are likely to simply shift this burden ofurvival of private enterprise. But at social responsibility by char... |
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Business Studies |
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what the businessmen takentoregulatethemforsafeguarding people’s interest. This threat of public do in reality. Do they concentrate on profit maxim... |
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customer-oriented policies. a modern civilised society. (iv) Development of social standard (vii) Development of professional, for business: Busine... |
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providing charitable contributions enterprise and that it must ultimately to educational institutions or justify itself on economic performance, he... |
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avoid bad, effluent, smoky on a company form of organisation chimneys, ugly buildings dirty working must also provide the shareholders conditions. ... |
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our must also have the right of information country. Their emissions are seriously about the product, the company and affecting the health of the p... |
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problems. Many business as hazardous pollutants because they have toxic characteristics that enterprises have been responsible for causing (i) air,... |
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Business Studies |
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control not threat to human life. merely to avoid criticisms against (iii) Land pollution: Dumping of them but also to enjoy other benefits of tox... |
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wastes which leads to pollutant disposed of, and the distance from the source of pollution. But all higher cost of waste disposal and cost pollutan... |
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Business Studies |
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to ban and programmes for purchasing hazardous products. Consumers, good quality raw materials, workers and the members of society employing superi... |
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Business Studies |
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1988 iii. The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 amended in 1974 and 1988 iv. The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 v. The Forest... |
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because ethics refer to the socially determined business enterprises are products of moral principles which should govern business activities. A fe... |
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for But ethical behaviour is just and fair the progress of any society. Ethical Reprint 2026-27 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF BUSINESS AND BUSINESS ET... |
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ethics in guiding the entire organisation programmes becomes a must. For towards ethically upright behaviour. example, small groups of employees To... |
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Business Studies |
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social responsibility: Major arguments are: (i) justification for existence and growth, (ii) long-term interest and image of the firm, (iii) avoida... |
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