Advocates of Corporate Social Responsibility Argue That

Advocates of corporate social responsibility argue that

A) organizations ought to be profit seeking and that when they concentrate on this motive, they will benefit society.
B) organizations' only responsibilities are clearly defined by the laws and regulations imposed upon them.
C) organizations' responsibilities are to attempt to satisfy all relevant stakeholders' interests.
D) it is unethical for unelected business leaders to spend shareholders' money on projects unconnected to key business interests.
E) organizations have a wider range of responsibilities that extend beyond the production of goods and services at a profit.