How might a company balance its commitments to being financially responsible and socially responsible? Is that?

How might a company balance its commitments to being financially responsible and socially responsible? Is that even possible?|||Yes, it's not only possible, the better run companies do it. By being irresponsible you're diminishing shareholder's wealth - lawsuits, bad press. A negative company perception can mean higher interest rates on debt and people not wanting to own your stock. Companies balance social by improving the areas in which they work - there's giving money to charities and to improve standards and there is also work done by the employees in the community - cleaning up areas, tutoring school kids, mentoring programs, working with other companies in the community for the community.|||Of course it is. there are many social entrepreneurs, many socially responsible companies, even mutual funds---and they turn a profit.





Green buildings, electric cars, recycling, profit sharing, paying for college, family leave, on-site childcare---so many ways companies help the community. Target gives millions back, Toyota produces next to no landfill %26amp; waste, REI is worker owned, etc.|||I don't know, maybe they can't because they're run by men and "all guys care about is sex... their brains r in their pants" you dolt. Talk about sexism, your brain must be in your anus you boob.