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    Corporate Identity Antecedents and Components: Toward a Theoretical Framework

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    The Incentives of a Common Good Based CSR for SDG’s Achievement: the Importance of Mission Statement

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    According to the entity theory, the !rm is a real person interested in survival and growth quantitatively and qualitatively. However, the literature is often vague and ambiguous for what concern the conditions to achieve for the survival and growth, as well as the modalities through which !nd the right compromise between continuity (or long-term pro!tability) and social function (or sociality) of the !rm. This chapter wants to contribute to the theories that consider the !rm as a real entity, proposing the concept of ‘primary interest of the !rm’, which includes the conditions that allow firms to survive and grow, as well as to serve the common good of their stakeholders and society. The primary interest concept is multidimensional and derives from the intersection of three theories: equilibrium theory, stakeholder theory and common good theory
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