Stakeholders include past, current, and future generations.

The majority of stakeholders are company shareholders. 

Stakeholders are individuals or groups who can affect or be affected by an organization’s decisions, policies, or practices. 

Stakeholders include groups that do not have a formal contractual relationship with the focal firm.  

Stakeholders are a subset of shareholders.

Only primary stakeholders have the power to affect an organization’s decisions. 

CSR is solely a voluntary practice and does not involve any regulatory or legal considerations.

CSR requires companies to take accountability for their social, environmental, and economic impacts.

The main purpose of CSR is to consider not only the shareholders' interest, but also stakeholders' interests. 

Community engagement under CSR can be strategic, aiming to support sustainable community development rather than just profit making.