Strategy, social responsibility and implementation

Journal of Business Ethics · 1990 · Volume 9 · Issue 1

Abstract

This paper correlates community service goals from 82 business firms with various organizational characteristics, including goals, niches, structure, context, and performance. The results demonstrate that community-service goals are positively correlated with prestige goals, assets goals, superior-design niche, net assets size, and performance on income to net assets. Community-service goals, however, were not significantly correlated with profit goals, low-price niche, multiplicity of outputs, workflow continuity, qualifications, or centralization, as expected.

Keywords

Income, Economic Growth, Social Responsibility, Community Service, Organizational Characteristic

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