The spectrum of how firms address issues concerning social responsibility ranges from:
A) firms that never contribute to socially responsible causes to firms that choose to integrate social responsibility into their strategic plans.
B) firms that tolerate social ambiguity in their strategic plans to firms that never tolerate social ambiguity in their strategic plans.
C) employees who choose not to support social causes in any way to those who donate not only money to social causes but also their own time and effort.
D) firms that do not spend any profits on socially responsible causes to firms that are willing to be unprofitable for the sake of socially responsible causes.

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The spectrum of how firms address issues concerning social responsibility ranges from firms that never contribute to socially responsible causes to firms that choose to integrate social responsibility into their strategic plans. This answer accurately describes the spectrum of how firms approach social responsibility.

The Spectrum of How Firms Address Issues Concerning Social Responsibility