Which of the following is true regarding the relationship between business and society?

A) Society and business need each other.
B) Business needs society but the reverse is not true.
C) Society needs the government, and the government needs business.
D) Society needs businesses, but the reverse is not true.
E) Business needs the government, and the government needs society.


A) Society and business need each other.

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