Which of the following actions would be permitted under the Friedman philosophy of business involvement in social issues?

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According to the Friedman philosophy, the only social responsibility of a business is to increase profits for its shareholders. Therefore, a corporate contribution to a shelter program for runaway teenagers, a pro-choice organization, or Mother Teresa's organization would not be permitted under this philosophy. However, a corporate contribution to a mass transit system that will serve the offices of the company throughout the city could be seen as a way to improve the company's efficiency and reduce costs, ultimately leading to increased profits for shareholders.

Which of the Following Actions Would Be Permitted Under the Friedman