Read the following article: Johnson and Johnson: A Model for Sustainability Reporting and Answer the following questions
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1. What is a definition of sustainability reporting?
2. What types of initiatives does sustainability include?
3. Who are the stakeholders of sustainability reporting?
4. What are J&J's two purposes for publishing sustainability reports?
5. What are the two theories on why companies produce sustainability reports?
6. How has paragraph content shifted or changed from the early reports to the newest reports at J&J.
7. What are the benefits of sustainability reporting as described by J&J.?
8. How does sustainability reporting mitigate risk?
9. What has been the issue with the positive, negative, and neutral tone of the sustainability reports?
10. What are the potential pros and cons of third-party assurance?
11. What does J&J recommend for sustainability reporting to be beneficial? Your answers to the sustainability reporting questions should be in short-answer or paragraph form.
Stakeholders
A person, group or organization that has interest or concern in an organization. Stakeholders can affect or be affected by the organization's actions, objectives and policies. Some examples of key stakeholders are creditors, directors, employees,...
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