The Modern Era of Corporate Social Responsibility (From the 1950s

question 26

Multiple Choice

The modern era of corporate social responsibility (from the 1950s to today)

• A) emphasizes general awareness of social and moral concerns.
• B) has seen decreased awareness of the issue.
• C) emphasizes specific issues.
• D) is marked by legislation requiring ethical business behavior.

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