What is corporate social responsibility? Corporate social responsibility (also known asCSRorcorporate citizenship) describes a company’s efforts to improve society in some way. These efforts are wide-reaching. Common examples of CSR programs include donating cash and in-kind goods to nonprofits, prov...
Closing racial gaps across the economy is not only about righting historic wrongs. It is also about choosing a more dynamic future and realizing the full potential of a massively underutilized source of talent, to the benefit of all Americans....
a. What are the pros and cons of globalization? b. How can a country prepare for it? c. What needs Canada to do to benefit from globalization? 1. What are the benefits of specialization of production? 2. What is an import? ...
‘coal butter’ –for a glimpse into the corporate tactics to turn industrial sludge into everyday staples, and the resulting twin crises of under- and over-nutrition. The definition of ultra-processed foods (UPF) is quite simple – if there are any ingredients in the food-like product that...
“when to start taking one’s social security benefit is one of the biggest decisions most will make in retirement,” tim wood, certified financial fiduciary and founder of safe money retirement in johnson city, tennessee, said in an email. the right time to begin benefits depends on...
Cause marketing involves a collaboration between a for-profit business and anonprofit organizationfor a common benefit. Cause marketing can also refer to social or charitable campaigns put on by for-profit brands. Typically, a brand’s association with a nonprofit will boost theircorporate social res...
When advisors work for a larger firm, they get the benefit of economies of scale. Much like a mutual fund offered in your 401(k) is often cheaper than the exact samemutual fundavailable outside your employer plan, an advisor who works for a larger firm may be able to tap into low...
Corporate pension plans can use a defined-benefit, defined-contribution, or hybrid method to manage your retirement funds. While still popular, pension plans are less common in the private sector, having been mostly replaced by 401(k) plans. Understanding your plan type, vesting period, and bene...
Benefit Corporations and Other Hybrid Corporate Forms: What Are They? Should We Adopt Them in Australia?Benefit Corporations and Other Hybrid Corporate Forms: What Are They? Should We Adopt Them in Australia?An exciting development has taken hold in the United States and United Kingdom: the creat...
A corporation is subject to this “alternative” minimum tax, not to the regular 21% corporate income tax, if its minimum tax liability exceeds the amount that would be its regular corporate income tax liability. The scope of the law is limited, however, because it applies only to corporation...