Each stakeholder that is, each member of society is able to gain the information of how corporations operate through such as CNN or Internet. And they might connect each other and can cause worldwide action against the corporations' decision. As these trends shape business in the 21st century, it is clear that globalization offers more than just rich business opportunities. It also represents business risk and business responsibility. That is, companies no longer have the option of operating in an information vacuum.
Environmental aspects mean environmental impacts through processes, products or services.
Social aspects mean, for example, treatment of minorities and women, also involve child labor and labor union issues. Economic aspects include, but extend beyond, financial performance. Sustainability stresses the linkages and harmony between them. Currently environmental measurement and reporting is becoming a relatively well-established practice among leading enterprises, But integrating the environmental with the social and economic is at a very early stage. Applying these linkages to decision-making within the enterprises is also just beginning.