The top priority of the businesses is making money, and they do not need to have social resposibilities. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It's agreed that the top priority of the businesses is generating profit, and they don'
t
need to have social
reposibilities
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responsibilities
, but some people
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argue
agree
that.
Therefore
,I will introduce my idea about two problems in
this
essay. On the one hand, many businesses just make
money
and they don'
t
have to be responsible for society. Indeed, by producing low-quality
goods
and advertising
it
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like good products, they can earn more
money
instead
of being
critised
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criticised
by many consumers ,
this
can provide enough
money
for them to pay for their staff and materials.
Besides
, they don'
t
have to support
money
for many volunteering campaigns and they can use it for producing many new
goods
or give many
peolpe
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people
more opportunities to have a job.
On the other hand
, they should be responsible for society. If they don'
t
do that and produce low-quality
goods
, many customers won'
t
believe them and don'
t
pay anything
from
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them.
Thus
, they can get
loss
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when selling their new products.
Furthermore
, doing many campaigns serving for
community
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the community
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can give people
good
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impression so there will be more consumers that are loyal to buy
goods
from them. In conclusion, I believe that many companies should not only generate profit but
also
take part in many
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services like helping poor children living in the mountain. By doing
like
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that, they can earn more
money
as well as
they can have strong loyalty from many people.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • financial stability
  • economic activity
  • public image
  • customer loyalty
  • ethical obligation
  • environmental degradation
  • regulatory compliance
  • legal penalties
  • investor trust
  • consumer base
  • innovation
  • sustainable practices
  • profitability
  • exploit
  • retain employees
  • job creation
  • unemployment rates
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