Investors Are Tied to a Firm's Corporate Social Responsibility Performance

Investors are tied to a firm's corporate social responsibility performance in the sense that

A) investors may decide not to invest in firms that practice corporate social responsibility initiatives due to the fiscal outlays
B) investors may feel better about investing in firms that practice corporate social responsibility initiatives because they may view this as a long-term focus
C) some investors may want to vote out management teams that advocate corporate social responsibility initiatives
D) all investors will advocate such initiatives due to the increases they expect to see to the bottom line