Which of the following is not a practical justification for practicing corporate social responsibility?

A) It helps attract high-quality employees.
B) Employees tend to be more emotionally committed to the company.
C) Executives will later be given greater latitude by governmental oversight when moral lapses inevitably occur.
D) Public perception of the company will improve.

Corporate Social Responsibility

The practice of companies taking responsibility for the impact of their activities on customers, employees, communities, and the environment, often going beyond legal requirements.

Governmental Oversight

The monitoring, regulation, and examination of actions, decisions, or policies of government agencies or officials by higher authorities or bodies.

Moral Lapses

Instances where individuals fail to act in accordance with their ethical principles or societal norms.