Employee Relations, Philanthropy, Pricing, Resource Conservation, Product Quality and Safety

Employee relations, philanthropy, pricing, resource conservation, product quality and safety, and doing business in countries that violate human rights are some obvious examples of__________ .

A) decisions that managers face that have a social responsibility dimension
B) areas of social responsibility that influence managers, not employees
C) social responsibility issues that employees must confront while at work
D) social responsibility ethics that managers must decide on a daily basis