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Corporate accountability can be defined as the ability of those affected by a corporation to hold corporations to account for their operations.
The act of being accountable to the stakeholders of an organization, which may include shareholders, employees, suppliers, customers, the local community, and even the particular country(s) that the firm operates in.
In most jurisdictions, a body of corporate law has been developed in order to formalize these requirements.
Corporate accountability is the act of being accountable to the stake holders of an organisation which may include shareholders , local community & even the particular country’s that the firm operates.
Corporate accountability espouses that financial performance should not be a company’s only important goal and that shareholders are not the only people a company must be responsible to.
The act of being accountable to the stake holders of an organization which may include shares holder and even the particular country that firms operates.
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