A fundamental premise that underlies corporate social responsibility reporting is that
A) the firm owes an obligation to the society and the community in which it operates
B) the firm should undertake corporate social responsibility initiatives so long as they are projected to be profitable
C) the firm should undertake corporate social responsibility initiatives so long as they will make the firm look good to its stakeholders
D) society expects the firm to contribute toward solving all economic and social problems in the community in which it operates
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