Zaytsev Yu.K.Published in:
Journal of Economics, Entrepreneurship and Law
– Volume 7, Number 2 (April-June 2017)

JEL classification: M14, M16, O10, O54, O55

Keywords: commercial interests, corporate social responsibility, developing countries, international business, social and economic development


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Abstract:

In the article the author suggests a methodological approach to the analysis of the impact of corporate social responsibility practices of international business on social and economic development of the poorest countries. The article reviews theoretical and empirical literature on the issue, puts forward theoretical assumptions for research and suggests an empirical approach to validating hypotheses under consideration.

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