Holy Grail Found. Absolute, Definitive Proof That Responsible Companies Perform Better Financially

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edition Kelly, Marjorie (2004) "Holy Grail Found: Absolute, Definite Proof CSR Pays Off". In Murphy, Patrick E., Business ethics, pp. 18--2: Wiley (2004)

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