In order for any social responsibility initiative to have strategic significance in a company, it must be fully supported and valued by
A) top management.
B) legislators who develop federal law and policy.
C) government officials in the local area.
D) the company's stockholders.
E) non-profit groups who benefit from a company's philanthropic spending.

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Top management is responsible for setting the direction and priorities of the company, so their support and value of social responsibility initiatives are crucial for it to have strategic significance. Legislators, government officials, stockholders, and non-profit groups can also have an impact, but their influence is secondary to that of top management.

In Order for Any Social Responsibility Initiative to Have Strategic