The difficulty in deciding upon a measure of social responsibility is mostly due to three reasons that are inherent to the concept. First, the concept of CSP is very vague in itself. Secondly, in trying to operationalise the concept, researchers come up with variety of constructs for CSP. Constructs themselves differ in their definitions and dimensions. Moreover, it remains questionable whether aggregation across all the dimensions provides a viable measure for CSP. Thirdly, there is no clear universal gauge to measure social responsibility along its various dimensions.