What Does a Social Audit Systematically Evaluate

question 137

Multiple Choice

What does a social audit systematically evaluate?

• A) how well a firm is meeting its ethical standards and social responsibility goals
• B) the total cost of meeting socially responsible goals
• C) an organization's ethical standards
• D) how well a firm is meeting all of its corporate objectives

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