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C/B/3817. CSR and ethical issues of business-consumer relations
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The paper addresses the principles of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the ethical issues of business-consumer relations across global supply chains. Unethical practices of the Irish fashion retailer Primark are discussed and compared to those of Wall-Mart. Arguments are presented in favour and against ethical responsibility in marketing outlining the benefits of fair trade.
KEYWORDS: CSR, corporate social responsibility, ethical issues, business-consumer relations, Primark, Wall-Mart, fair trade,
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