ABSTRACT
This study investigates the integration of inclusive growth into modern business models, emphasizing the need of striking a balance between social equality and economic sustainability. As global markets expand, firms are under growing pressure to embrace strategies that promote social well-being and equitable development in addition to profit generation. This study shows how firms may create models that promote inclusion, particularly among excluded populations, by improving access to opportunities, resources, and critical services. The study used a quantitative research technique, analyzing data from 106 people to uncover critical characteristics impacting inclusive corporate practices. Furthermore, it delves into fundamental problems, legislative frameworks, and novel ways for developing inclusive and sustainable business models.
