In Grimshaw v.Ford Motor Company,if Ford had made the repairs to the cars,diminishing profit but enhancing customer safety,which theory of corporate social responsibility would Ford have been exhibiting?

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The broad view of corporate social responsibility, also known as management's hand theory, holds that businesses should actively seek to improve society and address social problems, rather than focusing solely on profit. By making repairs to the cars that would enhance customer safety, even if it diminished profits, Ford would be exhibiting this broad view of corporate social responsibility.

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