When tobacco companies make a decision to follow laws regarding the marketing of its products in the United States but market its tobacco aggressively in countries without such regulations, this is an example of which approach to social responsibility?

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The defensive stance in corporate social responsibility involves doing the minimum required by law. In this case, the tobacco companies are following laws in the United States but exploiting the lack of regulations in other countries to market their products more aggressively. This approach indicates compliance with legal standards where enforced but does not demonstrate a commitment to ethical standards beyond those legal requirements.

When Tobacco Companies Make a Decision to Follow Laws Regarding