Milton Friedman's View of the Social Responsibility of Business Is

question 116

Multiple Choice

Milton Friedman's view of the social responsibility of business is best described as:

• A)the social responsibility of a business is to make money within the rules of the game.
• B)the social responsibility of a business should be dictated by its managers.
• C)the social responsibility of a business requires it to be environmentally clean.
• D)businesses have no social responsibility.
• E)none of the above

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