Which of the Following Choices Is a True Statement Pertaining

Which of the following choices is a true statement pertaining to corporate social responsibility reports?

A) Corporate social responsibility reports are expensive to prepare; thus, many large firms simply do not bother with corporate social responsibility reporting.
B) Corporate social responsibility reports are often inaccurate and anecdotal, as opposed to factual and quantitative.
C) All reports are ultimately designed to help stakeholders understand the relationship between a firm and the society in which it operates.
D) Corporate social responsibility reports have become a source of competition among large firms to see who can impress the readers the most with the firms' philanthropic actions and activities.