Welcome to the Real World

Welcome to the Real World
As a recent business graduate from a prestigious business school, Malcolm joined a firm where managers identify popular social needs such as community service and environmental concerns in addition to making a profit.In this organisation, managers respond to what they feel are important social needs.
-Refer to Welcome to the Real World (Scenario) .As Malcolm learns more about the organisation and their commitment to social responsibility, he learns there is also a cost to being socially responsible.Which of the following is an argument Malcolm might encounter against being socially responsible?

A) there is no direct line of accountability for social action
B) public opinion no longer supports businesses pursuing social goals
C) businesses can negatively impact their public image by being too socially active
D) businesses should conduct a cost/benefit analysis when deciding which social problem to address
E) all social action should be supported by government regulation