Part I: This part relates to Topic 6 Corporate social responsibilities, integrated reporting, and other emerging accounting issues Accountability means a duty to provide an account of the actions for which a business entity is held responsible. In that sense, socially responsible reporting is providing information to enable information users or investors to determine whether a business entity fulfills its social responsibilities. Required: Provide at least two real world examples of socially responsible activities and reporting and explain their economic consequences (e.g., firm performance). (Maximum 600 words, excluding reference list) (10 marks)