The belief that a firm pursuit of social goals would give them too much power is known as what argument in opposition to a firm being socially responsible?

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Q. The belief that a firm pursuit of social goals would give them too much power is known as what argument in opposition to a firm being socially responsible?

(A) Cost

(B) lack of skills

(D) too much power

Correct Answer - Option(D)
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