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Abstract
Corporate social responsibility and entrepreneurship share the goal of assessing social and economic issues in accordance with market needs in order to provide a solution that not only satisfies social expectations but also advances society as a whole. Entrepreneurs who own businesses that provide goods and services have a dual responsibility to solve social and economic issues, even though they should priorities the former.Through active engagement in investment endeavors that provide benefits for many stakeholders, people can achieve a certain degree of objective autonomy. Nonetheless, it is indisputable that corporate social responsibility, or CSR, has a significant impact on both businesses and the larger community. However, the effectiveness of this strategy depends on how easy it is for stakeholders and an organizations leadership team to communicate effectively. Even if the organizations main goal may not always be to maximize profits, the skills that the business founders held provide the essential basis for both the business model and the operational processes of the organization. On the other hand, its aim is to accomplish the objectives of creating a unique brand identity and supporting socially worthwhile causes. The intellectual and branding aspects of corporate social responsibility, or CSR for short set it apart. This strategy definitely affects society by making the most of the chances that are already there.
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