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Samuel O. Idowu ()

A chapter in Dictionary of Corporate Social Responsibility, 2015, pp 251-267 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract These so-called factor concepts provide a discussion basis for a more future-proof world through heightened resource efficiency. The opener was Factor Four in 1998, which acknowledged sustainability as an overriding imperative for the future and argued that at least four times as much wealth could be extracted from the existing resources [1]. Like Limits to Growth of 1972, opening a discussion about finite resources and of global interdependencies, Factor Four also is a report to the Club of Rome. It points to solutions through resource productivity as technological leitmotif.

Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility; Fair Trade; Socially Responsible Investment; Financial Literacy; Financial Capital (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-10536-9_6

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