Which of the following arguments provided by Milton Friedman suggests that corporate
social responsibility may be unethical?
A) Corporate social responsibility compels managers to spend money on some
individuals that rightfully belongs to other individuals.
B) Corporate social responsibility is not mandated by law, which means that it has to be
done by will, not by compulsion.
C) Empirical studies have not yet demonstrated a definitive relationship between
corporate social responsibility and profitability.
D) Profitability and growth go hand-in-hand with responsible treatment of employees,
customers, and the community.
E) Firms use corporate social responsibility to increase their brand awareness.
Management’s evaluation of planners should ________.
A) never be completely objective
B) depend mostly on subjective factors
C) be completely subjective in nature
D) rely entirely on objective criteria
E) completely avoid the use of subjective indicators
Which of the following activities is a manager most likely to perform if he or she is