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Sustainability and The Economist: Part I

The latest issue of The Economist, not wanting to be outdone, just ran a number of articles on sustainability that are, at the very least, worth a mention. Today we tackle the first five.In how good should your business be?, the article points out that corporate social responsibility has limits and asks if the current CSR craze is a good thing for business and for society as a whole. We do know that today, a bad name is more expensive than it has ever been - and CSR is one way companies are trying to maintain a good ...

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