This manuscript discusses how the concept of corporate social responsibility can be applied to trade associations, and the changing role played by these organizations. It argues that trade associations need to take a broader and more long-range approach to dealing with industry problems which affect the general public, and prescribes a variety of actions which trade associations can take to both help member firms and protect the public interest.
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