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Table 6: Most important CSR dimensions Molly and Shyne (2003) undertook a similar study where they analysed business drivers for CSR investments in Angola. Respondents were asked to rank four CSR dimensions in descending order.

Table 6 Most important CSR dimensions Molly and Shyne (2003) undertook a similar study where they analysed business drivers for CSR investments in Angola. Respondents were asked to rank four CSR dimensions in descending order.

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Table 1: What determines responsibility and how can it be performed? Criteria for assigning responsibility
Table 1: What determines responsibility and how can it be performed? Criteria for assigning responsibility
Figure 1: Total expenditure per capita. Regional disparities, 2000 Responding to claims from local entities, the Joint Dispatches 29/96, of March 8, and 38/96, of March 29, assign to the provinces of Zaire and Cabinda, respectively, an amount equivalent to 10% of the tax income from the oil activity in each of the provinces. This revenue is allocated to public investment expenditure, with a view to enabling these provinces to benefit more directly from the non-renewable resources. However, these kinds of policies have increased inequality among the regions (Figure | does not include expenditure from oil revenue).
Figure 1: Total expenditure per capita. Regional disparities, 2000 Responding to claims from local entities, the Joint Dispatches 29/96, of March 8, and 38/96, of March 29, assign to the provinces of Zaire and Cabinda, respectively, an amount equivalent to 10% of the tax income from the oil activity in each of the provinces. This revenue is allocated to public investment expenditure, with a view to enabling these provinces to benefit more directly from the non-renewable resources. However, these kinds of policies have increased inequality among the regions (Figure | does not include expenditure from oil revenue).
Technology, financial strength and price are more important than CSR when contracts are awarded. As discussed above, it is, however, remarkable that the representatives of the Government say that the use of local resources plays such a minor role.'° To assess the degree of importance that each CSR factor may play when getting a licence to operate/contract, we applied the same Likert scale as above.
Technology, financial strength and price are more important than CSR when contracts are awarded. As discussed above, it is, however, remarkable that the representatives of the Government say that the use of local resources plays such a minor role.'° To assess the degree of importance that each CSR factor may play when getting a licence to operate/contract, we applied the same Likert scale as above.
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