Quantitative measures of corporate responsibilityQuantitative measures of corporate responsibility Πλήρης Δημοσίευση σε Συνέδριο Conference Full Paper 2015-11-072009enCorporate responsibility has many facets. It can be viewed as an interaction with the society to the mutual benefit of both partners. A corporation produces goods or services that the society demands. Production should be conducted so that its environmental impact is minimal, the economic state of the corporation is viable, labor conditions are good, and compliance with laws and regulations is satisfactory, among others. A model is presented that uses hierarchical fuzzy reasoning that assesses a facet of corporate responsibility, called sustainability, given a number of inputs, called basic indicators. Inputs are normalized on a scale (0, 1) according to their sustainability status and then combined to obtain a sustainability index on (0, 1) for each facet of the corporation. A sensitivity analysis pinpoints the most important indicators affecting sustainability. Two case studies of multinational companies, one of which is headquartered in Greece, are presented in detail. Both are producers of cement and other related building materials. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/22nd European Business Ethics Network Annual Conference Kouikoglou Vasilis Κουϊκογλου Βασιλης Yannis Phillis Φιλλης Ιωαννης Business--Social responsibility Corporate accountability Corporate responsibility Corporate social responsibility Corporations--Social responsibility CSR (Corporate social responsibility) Industries--Social responsibility Social responsibility, Corporate Social responsibility of industry social responsibility of business business social responsibility corporate accountability corporate responsibility corporate social responsibility corporations social responsibility csr corporate social responsibility industries social responsibility social responsibility corporate social responsibility of industry