Corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to the:
a) actions that maximize the profit of an organization.
b) dedication that businesses show in expanding their market share.
c) accountability that a manager has to his subordinates.
d) ethical expectation that society has for business.

d) ethical expectation that society has for business.

Explanation:

Corporate Social Responsibility applies to corporate responsibility towards society to fulfill its goals, objectives, and targets.  

The organisation could not operate for a longer time without the company's approval because it would harm the social well-being and eventually the organisation needs to shut down its operations.

In other terms, it is a duty to society to take care of the environment as a whole when carrying out its business practices, so that it will be a duty to self-regulation by industries

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