Ethics in Economy: Reimagining Corporate Social Responsibility in the People-First Agenda

Mar 02, 2025

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Explore the ethical dimensions of today's economic crisis, focusing on the imperative for a people-first approach. Delve into the critical issues impacting society, the role of MBAs, and the evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in businesses. Discover the principles of CSR and its alignment with spiritual wisdom, aiming for win-win scenarios. Extensive reference to Amartya Sen's work.

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Poverty and People with Disabilities A Report to the Legislative Commission to End Poverty by 2020

Poverty and People with Disabilities A Report to the Legislative Commission to End Poverty by 2020 Joan Willshire Executive Director Minnesota State Council on Disability in conjunction with the Governors Council on Developmental Disabilities People with disabilities in poverty

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Growth and Poverty Reduction: Latin American Experience with Economy-wide Policies

Growth and Poverty Reduction: Latin American Experience with Economy-wide Policies. Alberto Valdés Taking Action for the World’s Poor and Hungry People IFPRI and The State Council Leading Group, China Beijing, October 17-19, 2007.

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GLOBALIZATION AND IR

GLOBALIZATION AND IR. Globalization, Poverty, and Development. Are less people living in poverty now than they were 10-20 years ago? Are global poverty and inequality best measured in country or class specific terms?

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Perspectives on Poverty Reduction Through Social Entrepreneurship and the PRESENT Bill

Perspectives on Poverty Reduction Through Social Entrepreneurship and the PRESENT Bill. Presentation by Jude Esguerra , National Anti-Poverty Commission. Participate in the discussions with Senator Guingona about the PRESENT Bill;

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Poverty Data in Transition Economy

Poverty Data in Transition Economy. What is Poverty? Poverty Profile Analysis of Causes From Data to Policies. The Experience of Poverty in ECA.

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Innovations Against Poverty

Innovations Against Poverty. Supporting entrepreneurs for global solutions. Addressing the underserved markets. 1.4 bn people living below the poverty line , $1.25 a day. A challenge to the private sector. A programme within Sida’s Business for Development

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Ch. 9: Creating Relationships A Framework for Understanding Poverty

Ch. 9: Creating Relationships A Framework for Understanding Poverty. Abney Elementary. Why do people leave poverty?. Four Reasons People Leave Poverty (p. 61) 1.) A goal or vision of something they want to be or have. 2.) A situation that is so painful that anything would be better.

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Top ¼: ECONOMY: Tree Map of with People/Inventions of the North Second ¼: Define PEOPLE:

Top ¼: ECONOMY: Tree Map of with People/Inventions of the North Second ¼: Define PEOPLE: t ransportation, communication, agriculture, t rade unions, strikes, discrimination, famine, Know-Nothing Party, immigrants, Nativists. Third ¼: Define ECONOMY:

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CH 3: Health, Education, Poverty, and the Economy

CH 3: Health, Education, Poverty, and the Economy. CH 3 considers relationships between – underlying themes throughout this text/course Health and education Health and poverty Health and equity. Access to quality healthcare is a basic human right. Should not be impacted by; Age Gender

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Poverty and the Concentration of Poverty

Poverty and the Concentration of Poverty. Why? What? How? What is poverty? Findings Major conclusions How did we get here What’s next. Poverty and the Concentration of Poverty. A Framework People and Data Poverty and the Concentration of Poverty Assets and Deficits.

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Measuring the Economy

Measuring the Economy. Unemployment Questions: Employed people are people with jobs? Unemployed people are people without jobs? The civilian labor force is the number of people aged 16 years and older who are not in the armed forces?. Employment Definitions.

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Poverty

Poverty . Poverty . 14% of the population live in poverty Poverty Line (threshold): the official measure of poverty; calculated to include those incomes that are less than three times a low cost food budget.

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World hunger Poverty Universal Education

World hunger Poverty Universal Education. By: Andrew Mumm , Paige Hansen, and Jacob Feldman. Achieve, full and productive employment and decent work for all, including women and young people. In 2007 through 2009 the world economy was down, along with the labor market.

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Problem: Extreme Poverty Fact: 26 crore people below poverty line

Problem: Extreme Poverty Fact: 26 crore people below poverty line “Life is not a bed of roses for all”. No food to eat. Carrots have zero fat content, so do plastics. Fact: 100 million people in India are malnourished “Man is what he eats .”. No clothes to cover

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Risk and Insurance in an Agricultural Economy

Risk and Insurance in an Agricultural Economy. Bardhan and Udry Presented by S. V. Uday Kumar. Introduction. People in the rural areas of poor countries often cope not only with severe poverty but also suffer from variable incomes.

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Classic Views on Poverty

Classic Views on Poverty. Definitions:. Economy (n): The larger marketplace (in which people buy, sell, work, etc ) Social/socioeconomic class: Rank/status in society Social hierarchy: System of class rankings for a society. Think of it like a pyramid. Social Hierarchy.

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Social Class & Poverty

Social Class & Poverty. Poverty Quiz: Which is true?. Poverty is the fault of the individual The poor do not want to work Poor people do not pay taxes Welfare rates are too generous Poor people need to be taught basic life skills like budgeting

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Poverty

Poverty. Who is poor, according to government standards? What causes poverty ?. The Poverty Threshold The poverty threshold is an income level that is insufficient to support a family or household. The Poverty Rate

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POVERTY

POVERTY. How do we define poverty? How is poverty measured? Who lives in poverty?. WHAT IS POVERTY. Individuals, families and groups in the population can be said to be in poverty when they lack the resources to have the living conditions and amenities which are customary in our society.

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Group Discussion Why are people poor? What makes solving poverty complicated?

Group Discussion Why are people poor? What makes solving poverty complicated?. Workshop Discussion What role does personal choice play in avoiding poverty and getting out of poverty? What other factors play critical roles helping people avoiding poverty and get out of poverty?.

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Almost half – over three billion people – live on less than £1.65 a day

Almost half – over three billion people – live on less than £1.65 a day 98% of the world’s hungry people live in developing countries 50,000 people die every day as a result of poverty. Hunger. Can’t Work. Lack of education. Disease. Poverty. Fewer job opportunities.

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Poverty and Undernutrition

Chapter 8. Poverty and Undernutrition. Preview. What is poverty? Measuring poverty Empirical facts on poverty Functional impact of poverty. Conceptual Issues. Poverty Line

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Presentation Transcript

Poverty and People with Disabilities A Report to the Legislative Commission to End Poverty by 2020

Growth and Poverty Reduction: Latin American Experience with Economy-wide Policies

GLOBALIZATION AND IR

Perspectives on Poverty Reduction Through Social Entrepreneurship and the PRESENT Bill

Poverty Data in Transition Economy

Innovations Against Poverty

Ch. 9: Creating Relationships A Framework for Understanding Poverty

Top ¼: ECONOMY: Tree Map of with People/Inventions of the North Second ¼: Define PEOPLE:

CH 3: Health, Education, Poverty, and the Economy

Poverty and the Concentration of Poverty

Measuring the Economy

Poverty

World hunger Poverty Universal Education

Problem: Extreme Poverty Fact: 26 crore people below poverty line

Risk and Insurance in an Agricultural Economy

Classic Views on Poverty

Social Class &amp; Poverty

Poverty

POVERTY

Group Discussion Why are people poor? What makes solving poverty complicated?

Almost half – over three billion people – live on less than £1.65 a day

Poverty and Undernutrition

Social Class & Poverty