ABSTRACT
Wealth is created jointly by the three types of capital – material, human and social capital. Social capital is important because, as an immaterial capital, it can better combine the other two. In other words, social capital is a necessary immaterial capital that can improve the union and efficiency of material and human capital. Social capital requires years of accumulation. It can be created by making more friends or through one's own search and discovery. This chapter discusses corporate social responsibility in depth. It expresses that there are two types of state-owned enterprise. One is non-profit organisations, meaning that these state-owned enterprises have special functions that do not target profit. These state-owned enterprises belong to special areas. The other type is profit-making organisations. They have profit goals to fulfil and are responsible to their investors, including state-owned investment organisations.
