Which of the following is NOT one of the arguments offered by those who oppose corporations habitually engaging in social responsibility programs?
A) Based on their legal status,organizations are technically prohibited from such activities.
B) Such activity detracts from the basic mission society has given business.
C) Social responsibility programs have the potential to create substantial conflicts of interest.
D) Business executives lack the expertise to make decisions about social programs.
E) There is too much potential for the abuse of the power that corporations have already without adding to it.

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This argument is not offered by opponents of social responsibility programs. In fact, opponents often argue that corporations have a legal and moral obligation to maximize profits and shareholder value, rather than engage in social programs that may detract from this mission.

Which of the Following Is NOT One of the Arguments