The practice of providing information to stockholders about corporate social responsibility and the ethical advances of a company is known as ________
A) a corporate watchdog analysis
B) self-reporting
C) a social audit
D) public ratings and rankings
E) corporate philanthropy
B
Explanation: B) When companies want to let their stockholders know about their actions regarding corporate social responsibility, self-reporting is an increasingly prevalent option.
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