In your replies to at least two peers, use the questions below to guide your discussion. Make sure to cite any evidence you use to support your ideas.

• Do you agree or disagree with your peer's initial post? Why or why not?
• What examples from the textbook or outside resources (such as news articles) support or dispute your peer's stance, and how?
• Did your peer provide any insight or information that changed your opinion about the TBL? If so, how?

Do you think that it is the responsibility of businesses to track and manage the social, economic, and environmental impacts of their actions? Why or why not? Yes I think businesses should understand that what they do that would be impacting someone else's life. By tracking their actions that shows their customers that they care about them, and people are more likely to buy from a company that shows they care about their customers.

What value does using the TBL bring to a business, and is it worth the potential drawbacks of incorporating it? TBL can make your business more profitable, while also making a good name for your brand and create loyal customers.

What value do businesses using the TBL bring to society, and how might society be impacted if TBL were not a common business practice? Having the TBL as a guideline sort of keeps businesses in check. It helps hold companies accountable for their own actions. While it is also helping the business itself keep track of the standards they set to hold their own employees accountable.

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