The Economist published an interview of 500 top American business executives, who listed four factors they believe are essential for profits and corporate citizenship to function as partners. These four factors are:
A) Compliance with community standards at all levels, focus on profit above ethics, community engagement, and a focus on fairness.
B) Ethics at all levels, leadership at all levels, community engagement at all levels, and a focus on profit as the ultimate goal for all levels.
C) Leadership at all levels, ethics at the upper level, community engagement at all levels, and positive employee/employer feedback.
D) Ethics at all levels, leadership at all levels, community engagement at all levels, and private ownership.
E) Leadership at all levels, employee engagement, rigorous measurement of achievement, and public-private partnerships.

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The Answer of The Economist published an interview of 500 top American business executives, who listed four factors they believe are essential for profits and corporate citizenship to function as partners. These four factors are:
A) Compliance with community standards at all levels, focus on profit above ethics, community engagement, and a focus on fairness.
B) Ethics at all levels, leadership at all levels, community engagement at all levels, and a focus on profit as the ultimate goal for all levels.
C) Leadership at all levels, ethics at the upper level, community engagement at all levels, and positive employee/employer feedback.
D) Ethics at all levels, leadership at all levels, community engagement at all levels, and private ownership.
E) Leadership at all levels, employee engagement, rigorous measurement of achievement, and public-private partnerships.

The Economist Published an Interview of 500 Top American Business