Every business needs a way to take in money. Money is important in any business endeavor and every person engaged in business knows that money is the lifeline of a business. On the financial perspective, the balanced scorecard makes the company conscious of their financial status. The scorecard, again through the four categories, will measure the financial capabilities of the company. Their capabilities to spend, to gain money, and to sustain their business with their existing funds make this perspective important. It is very important for a company to keep track of their financial data, and at the same time, create new ways to earn profit. Since the balanced scorecard concerns strategy, the financial perspective lets the company see if the budget they have at hand will allow them to execute a certain strategy.
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Gonzalo Lira and Sidney Powell both agree with each other that President Trump would have won this election in a landslide victory if no voter fraud had occurred. After viewing both videos below, I am inclined to believe their contention that the presidential election was stolen. Now consider the prospect of one uniform rating equally accessible to consumers but based on a VCI like the one the Sustainable Apparel Coalition has developed. This would combine the appeal of a rating methodology as rigorous business as Energy Star’s, a set of considerations as broad as Good Guide’s, and the coverage of an entire industry’s products. Further, given the transparency of the data and calculations involved, consumers could delve deeper into a rating if they chose. Imagine, in other words, a shopper with a smartphone scrolling down to see the subratings in a category of particular importance to her. Perhaps few would actually do so, but the availability of the data would only add to the credibility of the rating.
As awareness of SRI’s influence has grown, however, there has been a fundamental shift from a negative to a positive orientation, and to a more sophisticated appreciation of enterprise risk. Investors now see that companies’ water use, carbon emissions, stance toward labor, and supply chain management practices have a material impact on their valuations. Even as purely qualitative concerns, they have quantitative consequences; managing for greater sustainability can generate cost savings, but it can also identify and eliminate risks, create positive associations with a brand, and help to establish the kind of reputation that attracts talent. So investors increasingly seek out companies with positive environmental, social, and governance performance not because they are morally admirable but because they are more viable in the long run. Accordingly, the preferred terminology has shifted from socially responsible†to sustainable†investing.