Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR) is typically defined as actions on the part of the firm that signal their willingness to advance the goals of identifiable stakeholder groups, such as employees, suppliers, the local community, nongovernmental organizations, or broader social objectives (Waldman,2008) [10]. But what the CSR behaviors really mean? Carroll(1979) proposed the CSR pyramid which depicts the economic, legal, ethical and discretionary responsibilities[11]. Concepts of stakeholders and corporate citizenship were integrated into the pyramid. The base of the pyramid is economic responsibility ad it gives top priority to economic performance. In the four types of CSR, economic responsibility and the legal responsibility are required; the discretionary responsibility is voluntary philanthropy. While Carroll viewed a profit as required, he did not mean profit maximization. He argued that all four dimensions must be infused with morality.