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In the book, economist Jeffrey Sachs presents an optimistic plan for eliminating extreme poverty by 2025. He argues that this is feasible with political will, because world wealth is growing, and poverty is not fate, but the result of inefficient systems.
Cultural policy is changing. Initially, it was concerned with ensuring financial support for institutions such as museums and galleries, arts and cultural values.
The textbook covers the areas of business ethics and social responsibility excellently, and very usefully ends with a business case in which it leaves it up to the readers to open a discussion about it themselves and come up with solutions.
Why is the future of business in selling more things, not copies?
serves as a practical guide to understanding economic and accounting procedures in companies, with an emphasis on the then system of social accounting in Yugoslavia.
The book presents a range of issues and topics within the framework of corporate social responsibility, and mentions numerous problems and debates.