Ralph Nader has long argued that large corporations in oligopolistic markets should use their vast productive powers to redress social ills. Implementing this policy may put the company:
A) in conflict with the government.
B) in conflict with its trade unions.
C) in conflict with the process of wealth maximization.
D) on a list of companies disliked by religious groups.

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Ralph Nader's policy of using corporate power to address social issues may conflict with the traditional goal of wealth maximization for corporations. This could lead to resistance from shareholders and executives who prioritize profit over social responsibility. It is less likely to result in conflict with the government, trade unions, or religious groups.

Ralph Nader Has Long Argued That Large Corporations in Oligopolistic