Stakeholder analysis

Corporate Governance Corporate governance is a system which consists of a bundle of rules with practices through which a company is controlled and directed. It primarily comprises of a balance in the interests of stakeholders such as management, shareholders, government and even the community. Board of directors are responsible for the governance of their companies (The Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance 1992). -The shareholders hold the right to appoint directors and auditors and to…

Description Agency Theory Agency theory is a form of corporate governance where the role of the board of directors is to act as an independent intermediary between two entities. The board of directors is basically the governing body that facilitates the interaction between the principles and the agents. The principles or shareholders, are the entities which bring the resources to the firm from investments. The agents on the other hand are the people who utilize the resources of the principles…

universality can bring about a more sustainable future for all. The process of formulating the SDGs drew upon the views of multiple stakeholders across different sectors and countries. As such, it was consistent with the inclusiveness, integration and universality principles that underpin the SDGs. But the implementation of the goals will require engagement of all stakeholders, not just who participated actively in their formulation. Rather implementation will necessitate bringing in cities,…

The attributes of the stakeholder can be considered in their power,in their legitimacy & urgency. They possess power as they refuse to shop at a firm that isn’t environmentally responsible, so this compels Home Depot to be endorsed by the Forest Stewardship Council & pushes them to be ‘honest’ as far as their environmental practices are concerned. The stakeholders possess legitimacy as they want to ensure that its appearance of being environmentally friendly isn’t a sham, so they push them to…

shareholder primacy is to always operate in the interests of shareholders even though they are not the only group of corporation's constituents. Stakeholders consisted of employees, consumers, suppliers and creditors are another group of corporation's constituents. The basis for prioritizing the interests of shareholders over the interests of stakeholders has to with the claims that shareholders are the owners and sole residual claimants of corporations, but these claims are…

apply the three ethical theories and validate the best outcome of decision. The justice model takes into account of treating all stakeholders; athletes, coach and team members equally and fairly but each stakeholder could not resonate in an equally fair way (Gruskin and Daniels 2008). The utilitarian model takes into account of producing the greatest benefit for all stakeholders; athletes, coach, team members and the general public. However, the highest number of outcomes does not always result…

A. Evaluation of how Napavine School District determines and improves student and stakeholder loyalty 1. Stakeholder loyalty impacts Napavine School District’s performance in a variety of ways. For this answer, I will focus on two stakeholder groups: students and staff. Students must trust and have a connection with the school system, staff and administrators in order to be loyal to the Napavine brand. Every event or activity requires this loyalty. Students who attend school assemblies must…

We ran Walmart’s CSR through the following seven ethical test; Friedman Theory, Utilitarian Theory, Stakeholder Theory, Ethical Egoism, Categorical Imperative, Entine and Jennings and Conscious Capitalism. The Milton Freidman theory is that a business has only one social responsibility, and that was to increase profits without breaking laws or being deceptive. Walmart 's Global Report appears to be beneficial to society as a whole by proclaiming dedication to sustainability, community, employees…

2.2 Concepts Synonymous to CSR 2.2.1 Corporate Citizenship (CP) Corporate citizenship a concept which is often used interchangeably with CSR. Irrespective of the way and manner in which concept is being defined it seems to have more or less overlap with the concept of CSR. Carroll (2008) stated in his work that corporate citizenship may be broadly or narrowly conceived in CSR. According to Carroll (2001), the philanthropic responsibility he mentioned in his hierarchical framework refers…

relationship, principal delegate duties of running the firm businesses to the agents and to work in the best interest of the owners Jensen and Mecking (1976, p.308). Where is the source of this conflict originating? Agency conflict arises among the firm stakeholders (managers and shareholders) due to various incentives. Firm owners wanted the managers to work on their behalf by maximizing wealth. However, managers have opportunistic behaviours which enable them to take irrational decisions…