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abr-173	Nay, Doug; Ogden, Denise T	Making it Easier for Companies to be Socially Responsible: Corporate Certifications and Other Incentives	2018	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6106	346	42	Callison and Vestal (2012) recommended the L3C be shelved until or unless tax laws embraced the L3C and gave the opinion that private foundation investment in social entrepreneur projects would not be optimized with the L3C. Murray and Hwang (2011) postulated that social business would be facilitated by the L3C. Tyler (2010) proposed a framework for governance, fiduciary duties to resolve the problem of solving two masters, profits and social missions and supported the L3C. Finally, Kleinberger (2010) in his Delaware Law Review took the position that attracting foundation investments though a tranching strategy was “flatly wrong” and would not happen in a meaningful way. These trends are gaining traction as businesses focus more on corporate social responsibility.	cache/abr-173.pdf	txt/abr-173.txt