Issue ripeness refers to:
A) The number stakeholders involved in the public issue.
B) When society's expectations are high and the issue is highly relevant to business.
C) How long the issue has been a problem for business, the longer the more ripe.
D) The importance given to the issue by the media and how much coverage it receives.

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Ripeness refers to the degree to which society's expectations and pressures have evolved, and the issue is relevant to business. It is often used as a criterion to decide when an issue has become mature enough to warrant the company's attention. The other options are not related to the concept of ripeness.

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