Proposing the Solution

What individuals, groups, organizations, and societies should people in managerial positions include in considering the nature of their managerial responsibilities? We assume that almost everyone will agree that managers have some degree of responsibilities to themselves, to their families, to the owners of the organizations at which they work, to the clients and customers served by those organizations, and to the other individuals and groups with whom they work within those organizations. Less clear, and doubtless more open to debate, are their responsibilities to the societies in which they live, and to the political and physical aspects of those societies.