The manager of a successful local restaurant believes his responsibilities are to provide delicious meals and excellent service, provide jobs, comply with laws and the IRS, and earn a respectable profit on the restaurant. These are the manager's only concerns. What concept does this indicate?
A) Socialism
B) The economic model of social responsibility
C) The socioeconomic model of social responsibility
D) Consumer protectionism
E) A lack of social responsibility

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The manager's focus on providing delicious meals, excellent service, creating jobs, complying with laws and the IRS, and earning a profit aligns with the economic model of social responsibility. This model emphasizes the traditional business goals of profit-making within the bounds of the law, without explicitly addressing broader social responsibilities.

The Manager of a Successful Local Restaurant Believes His Responsibilities