A Corporate Policy Should Never Make a Value Statement About

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True/False

A corporate policy should never make a value statement about the environment or other social and political issues,because it is doubtful the company can live up to the proclamation.
Corporate policies refer to the position a firm takes on social and political issues.As part of being socially responsible,firms make policy and commit to actively participating in activities that promote the welfare of society.

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