What Is the Purpose of a Social Audit

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Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of a social audit?

• A) To conduct a systematic analysis of how a firm has used funds that are earmarked for social programs
• B) To determine the impact of a company's social involvement on the local community
• C) To determine the specific area of need for a firm's social responsibility actions
• D) To determine the anticipated costs and benefits of dealing with a social concern
• E) To audit the social functions the firm puts on for employees

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