Those arguing against being socially responsible might make the claim that costs for social goals are ultimately ________.
A) paid for by the people being helped
B) paid for by companies in the form of tax breaks
C) paid for by consumers in the form of higher prices
D) are never paid by anyone
Question 2
People who doubt that there is a relationship between company performance and social involvement think that this could account for any positive performance effect seen in companies that practice social involvement.
A) The only companies that practice social involvement are highly unsuccessful companies that try to use social involvement to improve their image in the marketplace.
B) The only companies that practice social involvement are highly ambitious companies that use social involvement as a way to network and gain access to wealthy clients.
C) The only companies that practice social involvement are highly successful companies that can afford to waste time and energy on social involvement as a luxury.
D) The only companies that practice social involvement are highly ambitious companies that use social involvement as a learning tool for their training programs.
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