All of the Following Are Arguments Commonly Made Against Corporate

question 69

Multiple Choice

All of the following are arguments commonly made against corporate social responsibility except

• A) social problems should be addressed first by the free-market economic system, and then, if necessary, by government.
• B) business is not equipped to handle social activities.
• C) business already has enough power--it should not be given more.
• D) business did not create today's social problems, so it should not be expected to solve them.

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