This document discusses the social responsibilities of businesses. It notes that businesses use resources from society at low costs but sell products at high prices, so they have a duty to give back through donations or solving social problems. However, businesses argue they have limited resources and international competition could cause costs to rise. The document outlines how businesses should be responsible to consumers, employees, investors, and the community by maintaining quality, handling complaints, providing safe working conditions, and helping weaker sections of society. It defines corporate social responsibility and notes the new law in India requiring large companies to spend 2% of profits on CSR activities.