Doricela Hernández Ponce A00811380Rene Sanroman Castillo A00568331Corporate Social ResponsibilityIntroductionPresentation:Businesses play a vital role in the growth of a community and, in turn, generate wealth creation, technological growth and development . Nowadays, companies try to integrate social responsibility into their organization, which aims to support the community in solving social, environmental and economic problems. Corporate social responsibility, as mentioned by Gonzalo Vargas Forero in his paper Corporate Social Responsibility, Citizenship and Development, is defined as a set of policies and actions that companies voluntarily adopt to contribute to society, protect nature and maintain good relationships with the agents concerned. But do companies really embrace being socially responsible because it is a means to increase their profits or improve the environment around them? These questions allow us to show two perspectives through which society views corporate social responsibility. The dimension to be analyzed in this article will be the social one, adopting the perspective of the common good compared to the individual good, which, in this case, will mean. that A company's decision aims to improve the entire community without affecting its profits. Rationale: Decisions made by a company can benefit or harm an entire community, since much of the community is part of its structure, both as suppliers. , consumers or even workers. A responsible company pursues social and environmental well-being with practices that...... half of paper ......ummary_r&cad=0Politz, J. (nd). Reflective equilibrium in rule utilitarianism. (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) Retrieved from http://cs.brown.edu/~joe/docs/JosephPolitzSufficiency.pdfAristoteles, Fernández Aguado, J., & Argandoña, A. (n.d.). Nicomachean Ethics / Aristotle; version, introduction and notes: Javier Fernández Aguado; prologue: Antonio Argandoña. Madrid: CIE Dossat 2000, 2001.Tomás, d., & Abad de Aparicio, H. (1880). Summa theologica / Saint Thomas Aquinas; translated directly from Latin by Hilario Abad de Aparicio; revised and annotated by Manuel Mendía, with the collaboration of Pompilio Díaz; preceded by a prologue by Ramón Martínez Vigil. Madrid: Moya y Plaza, 1880-1883Cortina Orts, A., & Arangueren, J.L. (2007). Minimal ethics: introduction to practical philosophy / Adela Cortina; prologue by José Luis L. Arangueren. Madrid: Tecnos, 2007.