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A bronze statue of the "Fearless Girl" stands confidently with hands on her hips, facing the iconic "Charging Bull" of Wall Street. The image symbolizes the tension between corporate power and evolving values of Corporate Social Responsibility, inclusivity, and sustainability in modern business practices.

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Milton Friedman, Politics and Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Social Responsibility is evolving—politicized frameworks like ESG and DEI are giving…

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