Financial reporting for environmental and social responsibility: a normative strategic concept
Raar, Jean 2005, Financial reporting for environmental and social responsibility: a normative strategic concept, ICFAI journal of accounting research, vol. 2, pp. 7-27.
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Financial reporting for environmental and social responsibility: a normative strategic concept
Corporate responsibility demands that firms address environmental and social values in their firms' policy and key performance indicators. These are integrated through strategic planning and require firms to merge the long-term environmental and social values with short-term economic objectives and performance measures. Each firm's strategy will differ. This paper provides a normative reporting concept to connect the financial implications associated with long-term planning for environmental and social values, with short-term accounting reports. Reporting variants adapted from total cost assessment, life cycle costing and variable costing are integrated to offer upstream information based on a product segment view.
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