The belief that business leaders should not direct social policy because there is no direct line of social accountability to the public is known as what argument against a firm being socially responsible?

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This argument suggests that businesses should not be responsible for social policy because they are not directly accountable to the public for the social impact of their actions. This is often used by those who believe that businesses should focus solely on maximizing profits and not take on additional social responsibilities. The other choices (A, C, and D) are other common arguments against social responsibility, but they are not related to the issue of accountability.

The Belief That Business Leaders Should Not Direct Social Policy