Hi! Trying to protect copyrighted information as much as possible... Important stimulus information: providing consumers with fairly priced things is a consistent aspect of sales in large businesses. While that is happening, there are still times when people view those businesses as not being socially responsible.
To break down AC E: being socially responsible cannot solely be determined by fair prices. If it were, the large businesses would always be socially responsible. Does that make sense?
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That helped me @samanthaashley92715, thank you.
Hi! Trying to protect copyrighted information as much as possible... Important stimulus information: providing consumers with fairly priced things is a consistent aspect of sales in large businesses. While that is happening, there are still times when people view those businesses as not being socially responsible.
To break down AC E: being socially responsible cannot solely be determined by fair prices. If it were, the large businesses would always be socially responsible. Does that make sense?