The document discusses the four parts of corporate social responsibility: economic responsibilities, legal responsibilities, ethical responsibilities, and philanthropic responsibilities. It provides details on each part, with economic responsibilities forming the base as the foundation upon which the others rest, followed by legal responsibilities to obey the law, ethical responsibilities to do what is right even if not required by law, and philanthropic responsibilities of voluntary contributions to the community. A pyramid graphic is included to visualize the hierarchy of the four parts of corporate social responsibility.

1. my presentation

2. MD. Mostafa Kamal
PROGRAM: BBA
SEMESTER:7th
BATCH: 9th
ROLL: 07
Pundra university of science & technology

3. Presentation Topic:Four part of CSR.
1. Economic Responsibilities.
2. Legal Responsibilities.
3. Ethical Responsibilities.
4. Philanthropic Responsibilities.

4. 1. Economic Responsibilities.
Economic responsibilities It may seem odd to call an
economic responsibility a social responsibility social system
calls for business to be an economic institution.
2. Legal Responsibilities.
Legal responsibilities Just as society has sanctioned our
economic system by permitting business to assume the
productive role as a partial fulfillment of the social
contract.

5. 3. Ethical Responsibilities.
Because laws are essential but not adequate, ethical
responsibilities are needed to embrace those activities and
practices that are expected or prohibited by society even
though they are not codified into law.
4. Philanthropic Responsibilities.
There are business’s voluntary, discretionary, or
philanthropic responsibilities. Though not responsibilities in
the literal sense of the word, these are viewed as
responsibilities because they reflect current expectations
of business by the public.

6. Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility: Philanthropic
Responsibilities
Be a good corporate
citizen. Contribute
resources to the
community; improve
quality of life.
Ethical Responsibilities
Be ethical. Obligation to do what is
right, just, and fair. Avoid harm.
Economic Responsibilities
Be profitable. The foundation upon which all others rest.
Legal Responsibilities
Obey the law. Law is society’s codification of
right and wrong. Play by the rules of the game.
Figure:Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility.

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