Business policy and strategy - Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
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What you'll learn
Understand and apply strategic management concepts in business environments
Analyze business policies to enhance organizational competitiveness
Evaluate market strategies using tools like SWOT, Ansoff's Matrix, and Porter's Models
Develop contingency plans and recognize strategic drift in business scenarios
This video introduces the concept of CSR - corporate social responsibility. The relationship and interdependence between business and society is explored as well as the case for and against businesses adopting CSR.
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VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Topic Briefing
1:33 CSR is based on the concept of interdependence
2:43 The debate on CSR
5:04 The case against CSR
6:10 Corporate social responsibility means...
6:48 Arguments for CSR
8:05 Many ways CSR can be demonstrated
10:28 Examples of CSR: M&S Plan A
11:19 Examples of CSR: Unilever
11:59 Examples of CSR - Ikea
12:45 Examples of CSR - Wonga Wonga advert 'not socially responsible,' says ASA
13:38 Examples of CSR - Abercrombie & Fitch
14:15 Examples of CSR - Primark
15:15 Why firms are adopting CSR
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