The Belief That Business Leaders Should Not Direct Social Policy

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Multiple Choice

The belief that business leaders should not direct social policy because there is no direct line of social accountability to the public is known as what argument against a firm's being socially responsible?

• A)dilution of purpose
• B)costs
• C)too much power
• D)lack of broad public support
• E)lack of accountability

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