[Solved] The moral case for CSR, i.e. that it is the right thing to do, is justified by which of the following arguments?

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Q.	The moral case for CSR, i.e. that it is the right thing to do, is justified by which of the following arguments?
A.	that the corporation is a creation of society and should therefore serve its needs.
B.	that the corporation is a legal creation and therefore cannot be a moral agent.
C.	large corporations do not have the power or resources to address society's problems.
D.	business decisions will have social and environmental consequences which will be addressed by governments.
Answer» A. that the corporation is a creation of society and should therefore serve its needs.

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