英文摘要 |
This paper explores the impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on the distribution of social welfare by using the monopoly model with production externality. It comes to three kinds of results. First, if the firm cares about the consumer-oriented CSR, then the consumer surplus increase, the firm’s total profit decrease, and the total quantity of pollution increase. The impact on CSR will be an inverted U-shaped relationship. Second, if the firm cares about the labor-oriented CSR, then the effectiveness of union increase, the firm’s profit decrease, but it will not have impact on the total social output, or the total quantity of pollution, or the total social welfare. And the last is, if the firm cares about the environmental-oriented CSR, then the effectiveness of union decrease, the firm’s profit decrease, and the total social welfare decrease. The whole society will be a triple-lose situation. |