The aspect of business ethics that examines business institutions from a social rather than an individual perspective is referred to as:

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Business ethics is concerned with how business institutions ought to be structured, about whether they have a responsibility to the greater society (corporate social responsibility or CSR), and about making decisions that will impact many people other than the individual decision maker. This aspect of business ethics asks people to examine business institutions from a social rather than from an individual perspective. This broader social aspect of ethics is referred to as decision making for social responsibility.

The Aspect of Business Ethics That Examines Business Institutions from a Social