Which statement is not an argument for corporate social responsibility?

A) Business has the resources to tackle today's complex societal problems.
B) Business is unavoidably involved in social issues.
C) Business already has enough power.
D) A better society means a better environment for doing business.
E) Corporate social action will prevent government intervention.

This statement suggests that businesses already have too much power, which is not an argument in favor of corporate social responsibility. In fact, the concept of corporate social responsibility is based on the idea that businesses should use their power and resources to address societal issues in a responsible and sustainable way. The other statements all provide arguments for corporate social responsibility, including that businesses have the resources to tackle societal problems, are unavoidably involved in social issues, can benefit from a better society, and can prevent government intervention by taking proactive social action.