When CSR first time used?

The term "Corporate Social Responsibility" (CSR) was first popularized in the 1950s, though the concept of businesses being accountable for their impact on society dates back much earlier. One of the earliest references to CSR can be attributed to economist Howard Bowen, who discussed the social responsibilities of business in his 1953 book "Social Responsibilities of the Businessman." Since then, CSR has evolved to encompass various practices aimed at promoting ethical behavior, sustainability, and social good within corporate operations.