Under the conditions of a market economy, if a company wants to achieve its own profit, it must first produce or provide something that is valuable to others. If the company disregards the interests of others and uses deceptive means to conduct improper exchanges, not only is it not tolerated by the society and it must be punished by law. The market economy inherently requires companies to follow the exchange rules of honesty, fairness, and responsibility. These exchange rules contain the moral power to maintain and promote the development of the enterprise. In other words, companies that do not have moral power are not against others. Or socially responsible companies will eventually be eliminated.
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Enhancing corporate morality is a means for companies to avoid legal punishment.