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| Title: | Guest editorial. |
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| Authors: | Perko, Igor1 (AUTHOR) igor.perko@um.si, Lepskiy, Vladimir2 (AUTHOR) velepskiy@mail.ru |
| Source: | Kybernetes. 2021, Vol. 50 Issue 3, p633-638. 6p. |
| Subjects: | Social responsibility of business, Philosophy of science, Social responsibility, Scientific communication, Social networks |
| Abstract: | The government investment decision on whether the buyers and sellers are charged depends on the investment level and the difference of the cross-market network externality (CNC). Drawing from the organisation, sustainable development and social functionalism theories, the authors designed an integral model of CSR in line with the goals of a forward-looking and socially responsible society. 1. Introduction Socially responsible behaviour on the personal and organisational level is becoming one of the main topics in the world, especially when confronted with the profit-seeking practises of organisations at all levels, namely, from the global corporations, financial trusts to the local companies, faced with the need to optimise beyond their ability for function in a sustainable manner [1]; [7]; [10]; [12]; [16]; [18]). Finally, the investment provides positive effects for both platforms; thus, they [17]) recommend an active government investment policy. [Extracted from the article] |
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