Which "front-burner mandate" of corporations in the 1990s and early 2000s negatively affected their commitments to social responsibility?
A) a shift in attention to making as much money as possible
B) meeting only demands of the Board of Directors
C) being responsible only to diverse, multicultural communities
D) recognizing only needs of shareowners

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During the 1990s and early 2000s, many corporations prioritized maximizing profits, often at the expense of social responsibility, as they focused on shareholder value and financial performance.

Which "Front-Burner Mandate" of Corporations in the 1990s and Early