Most Companies,including Nearly All of the Largest Multinationals,vary in Their

Multiple Choice

Most companies,including nearly all of the largest multinationals,vary in their reaction to pressures in the operating environment across a spectrum from reluctance to enthusiasm.At the right of this spectrum:

A) the extent of companies' citizenship is determined by the power of stakeholders over their behavior.
B) companies accept social obligations and may work to mitigate adverse impacts on society before regulations can be passed.
C) companies focus on making a profit and resist demands to go beyond the minimum duty of obeying the law.
D) companies seek to be proactive by anticipating demands and resolving problems before they arise.