It is important to note that the topic of business ethics falls within the larger realm of corporate social responsibility, where ‘‘The idea of social responsibility supposes that the corporation has not only economic and legal obligations, but also certain responsibilities to society which extend beyond these . obligations,’’ Carroll and McGuire, 1963, p. 32 . . For example, Carroll 1979 suggests corporations must be socially responsible by not only abiding by laws and economically producing goods and services demanded by society, but also by meeting ethical responsibilities which that are expected by society . yet not explicitly stated by law. Sethi 1975 develops an overlapping taxonomy, which suggests that a corporation’s responsibilities include social obligations, which correspond to Carroll’s economic and legal responsibilities, as well as social responsibility, which corresponds roughly to Carroll’s ethical responsibilities. Thus in these and related taxonomies and findings, ethics is often considered to be a dimension of corporate social responsibility Llewel. lyn, 1998 which is not required, but expected of . businesses Carroll, 1991 .