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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) emphasizes that companies have ethical obligations beyond profit-making to contribute positively to society and minimize negative impacts. CSR recognizes that businesses operate within a broader context and have responsibilities to stakeholders like customers, employees, communities, and the environment. Key aspects of CSR in the global market include ethical business practices like avoiding corruption and upholding integrity and transparency, as well as environmental sustainability through initiatives to reduce ecological footprints.
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