The pure for-profit structure for social ventures follows the same general conventions as those observed by for-profit commercial ventures with some differences. All of the following are examples of these differences between the two except which one?
A) The pure for-profits social ventures pursue a social mission
B) The pure for-profits social ventures seek to do well and do good simultaneously
C) The pure for-profits social ventures' success relies on the goodwill they generate with their customers and the general public
D) The pure for-profits social ventures must do well even if that means not meeting high ethical standards

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The pure for-profit social ventures must meet high ethical standards and pursue a social mission while also seeking to do well financially. Therefore, choice D, which suggests that pure for-profit social ventures may sacrifice ethical standards for financial gain, is not a difference between for-profit commercial ventures and pure for-profit social ventures.

The Pure For-Profit Structure for Social Ventures Follows the Same