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    Group 1

    4-Vương Đặng Bảo Châu – 21DH484801


    10-Nguyễn Xuân Hiền – 21DH120482
    42-Võ Phi Yến – 21DH123598

    Unit 24 : Corporate social responsibility extra practice

    Reading Comprehension
    Task 1:
    1. H
    2. F
    3. C
    4. G
    5. A
    6. E
    7. B
    Task 2:
    1. f
    2. a
    3. h
    4. d
    5. e
    6. c
    7. g
    8. b
    Task 3
    1.
     Do you agree that companies have a debt to society apart from paying taxes
    and obeying the law?
     I do agree that companies have a debt to society apart from paying taxes and
    obeying the law. The reason for this is that companies are not only
    contributing to the economy, but they are also impacting society in many
    ways.The company’s responsibility to society does not stop at paying taxes
    and obeying the law. Companies need to be aware of their social and
    environmental impacts and not just focus on profits. A company that is
    committed to the environment could invest in renewable energy sources or
    use recycled products.
     Do you agree that by concentrating on making profits, companies are
    contributing enough to society?
     The answer to this question is no. Companies should not just concentrate on
    making profits and neglect society. They need to also be responsible for the
    society they are operating in and make sure that they are treating their
    employees well, not polluting the environment, and contributing to the
    community.
     Do you agree that managers should concentrate on making profits rather
    than CSR?
     Yes, I agree with the statement. Because profit is the main factor to consider
    when evaluating a company's success and reputation in the now and the
    future. Profitability will be used as a metric to assess a company's worth and
    stage of development. Additionally, it aids in attracting overseas investors
    and companies. As evidence, VinUni collaborates with Cornell and
    Pennsylvania, two of the top colleges in the United States, to raise
    educational standards.
    2. What relationship do you think there IS between CSR and corporate culture?

    => Corporate culture and CSR are two concepts that go hand-in-hand. They are
    both important aspects of a company's identity.

    Corporate culture is the set of beliefs and behaviours that are shared by members
    of an organization. Corporate culture is one way to express a company's values to
    the world.

    CSR, or corporate social responsibility, refers to the policies and activities


    undertaken by an organization in order to contribute positively to society and
    environment in general.
    A company that has a strong corporate culture will be more conscientious of their
    CSR practices as they will be more likely to have employees who feel strongly
    about their values.

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