ACCOUNTING FOR THE TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE

John Elkington

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Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Accounting and Organizational Management Accounting and Financial Management

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Pressure is growing from governments and their citizens for business to measure and manage the impacts and outcomes of its behaviour in a range of areas. The demand has led to the formulation of a ‘triple bottom line’ to reflect economic, social and environmental performance.

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