A survey by the World Bank indicates that of the companies surveyed; unfortunately, only 30 percent have board-approved policies on environmental management indicating that corporate social responsibility practices have become an insignificant factor in determining where multinational corporations conduct business. True / False.

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Reed Foster

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3 April, 14:04

A survey by the World Bank indicates that of the companies surveyed; unfortunately, only 30 percent have board-approved policies on environmental management indicating that corporate social responsibility practices have become an insignificant factor in determining where multinational corporations conduct business. True / False.

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Maggie Anthony · Answer 1

False

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It is not necessary to have board-approved policies on environmental management as the only way to indicate that corporate social responsibility practices have become an insignificant factor in determining where multinational corporations conduct business.