A Model of Creating Shared Value

The model of creating shared value demonstrates how three key processes transform inputs into the outputs of shared value and, ultimately, economic value for firms. When firms create shared value, they generate increased economic value for shareholders while also generating increased value for their broader stakeholders.

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Consideration of societal benefits, harms, and needs associated with the firm's products$/$services

Transformation of the value chain

Dynamic Inputs

Consideration of societal benefits, harms, and needs associated with the firm's value chain

Identification of constraints to productivity$/$growth in the Economic Value Discovery of new products, markets, and opportunities firm's geographic region

Shared Value local clusters

Key Processes

Outputs

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