Which of the following is not a problem with the concept of the 'triple bottom line'?
A) It suggests that the social, environmental and economic aspects of an organisation are not interconnected.
B) The term is not widely used or understood.
C) It is not possible to reduce the social, environmental and economic aspects of an organisation to a 'common currency'.
D) The concept of maximisation is difficult to apply to social and environmental aspects of corporate performance.

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The 'triple bottom line' concept is widely used and understood in discussions about sustainability and corporate responsibility, making option B incorrect as it suggests the opposite. The other options (A, C, D) are recognized criticisms or challenges associated with the concept.

Which of the Following Is Not a Problem with the Concept