A company should not couch its mission in terms of making a profit because a profit is more correctly:
A) an obligation and a reason for what a company does.
B) an objective and a result of what a company does.
C) an outlay and a rationale for what a company does.
D) an obligation and a responsibility for what a company does.
E) an outflow and a right of what a company does.

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A profit is the result of a company's actions and objectives, rather than an obligation, outlay or responsibility. While making a profit is important for a company's sustainability and growth, it should not be the sole focus of its mission as it does not necessarily reflect the impact it has on society and the environment.

A Company Should Not Couch Its Mission in Terms of Making