Enlightened self-interest, an important justification offered for corporate social responsibility (csr), presumes that: a. good ethics also can be good business. b. measuring the bottom-line impact of ethical decision making is un-important. c. measuring the short-term impact of ethical decision making is legally required. d. profits are independent of ethics.

The correct answer is (a)

Explanation:

Ethics are important for every business activity as it helps to create goodwill. Overall, most of the corporate social responsibility training's focus on ethics, and it presumes that if a person acts to helps others ultimately helps himself. So, good ethics is also good for the business according to enlightened self-interest. Ethics helps to create trust which is good for business and long-term sustainability.