The Rise and Fall of Corporate Social Responsibility

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The book explores the decline of corporate social responsibility in the late twentieth century, highlighting how large corporations shifted away from their commitments to employees and communities. It examines the consequences of this abandonment, including reduced job security, health benefits, and philanthropic efforts, contrasting earlier decades when businesses prioritized their reputations as supportive workplaces and generous contributors to society. The narrative delves into the implications of this shift for both corporations and the communities they impact.