What is the main obstacle for initiating and maintaining activities that benefit the company’s social environment?
a. economic pressure to demonstrate profitability on a short-term basis
b. belief that it is not the company’s responsibility to spend resources in this way
c. lack of sponsors who are willing to champion particular initiatives
d. deciding who in the community gets helped and who doesn’t
a. economic pressure to demonstrate profitability on a short-term basis
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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