When Deciding to Engage in Corporate Social Responsibility, a Key

question 14

Multiple Choice

When deciding to engage in corporate social responsibility, a key factor when selecting activities is

• A) how the social activity relates to the business activities of the corporation.
• B) how much free publicity the corporation will get from the social activity.
• C) whether the corporation is required to do the social activity by law.
• D) whether the activity will result in short-term profit increases.

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