The objectives and responsibilities of the modern multinational have grown significantly more complex in the twenty-first century. Develop and argument as to why this is the case

What will be an ideal response?

Answer: It is accepted that the purpose of the corporation is to certainly create profits and value for its stakeholders, but the responsibility of the corporation is to do so in a way that inflicts no costs on society, including the environment. This developing controversy has been somewhat hampered to date by conflicting terms and labels-corporate goodness, corporate responsibility, corporate social responsibility (CSR), corporate philanthropy, and corporate sustainability, to list but a few. Confusion can be reduced by using a guiding principle-that sustainability is a goal, while responsibility is an obligation. It follows that the obligation of leadership in the modern multinational is to pursue profit, social development, and the environment, all along sustainable principles.