Case Study 1 Unilever is a BritishDutch multinational consumer goods companyr headquartered in London, United Kingdom and Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Unilever products include food, sweets, energy drinks, baby food, soft drinks, ice cream. tea, cleaning agents. coffee, pet food, bottled water, chewing gum, frozen pizza, pregnancy tests, juice, beauty products, personal care, breakfast cereals, medicine and pharmaceutical healthcare products. Unilever is the largest producer of soap in the world. Unilever is one of the oldest multinational companies and its products are available in around 19D countries. Unilever, the consumer goods giant, has pledged to eliminate coal from its energy usage within five years, and derive all of its energy worldwide solely from renewable sources by EDBU. The company will become "carbon positive\" by 203D. through its own use of renewables, and by investing in generating more renewable energy than it needs, selling the surplus on the markets and making it available to local communities in areas where it operates. About 40% of the company's energy use currently comes from QIEEH SDU fCES. Unilever made the commitment ahead of the crunch United Nation climate change conference in Paris, which began in November 2U15. Paul Polman. Chairman of the company, told the Media the target was \"doable, really doable". He cited a new factory in China which is powered by wind and solar energy, and an office in Paris which is "carbon positive". contributing green electricity to the power grid. Source: The Guardian, 2? November 2015 Required: (a) Identify TWO [2} main stakeholders of Unilever in this case and explain the relative importance of the different stakeholders interests. [9 marks) (b) Explain the FOUR {4) levels of Corporate Social Responsibilities. [8 marks) (c) Identify THREE [3] benefits that Unilever could be obtained by being corporate social responsible. [3 marks) (d) Discuss Flv'E [5} primary critisms of Corporate Social Reponsibilities. (1o marks)