Social process auditing: A survey and some suggestions
Journal of Business Ethics · 1985 · Volume 4 · Issue 6
Abstract
In this paper the social indicators research is linked with accountability at corporate and national level. The case for auditing social measurements is advanced and a possible scheme is proposed. An analytical survey of all the related developments in social accounting is presented and certain conclusions are drawn. Finally, an interdisciplinary approach to accounting for the quality of life is critically examined in the framework of a mixed economy that today prevails in the western world.
Keywords
Economic Growth, National Level, Social Process, Western World, Social Indicator
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