Are corporations moral agents

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1. Are corporations moral agents? Do they have moral responsibilities? Or, in your view, do only human beings have moral agency and moral obligations?

2. Which view of corporate social responsibility-the narrow or the broad-do you favor, and why?

3. What do you think companies should do to make themselves more moral organizations? Now can they promote a healthy moral climate inside the company?

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