(i) Outline Friedman's argument in "The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits"; (ii) elaborate in particular why Friedman argues that keeping social responsibility out of business increases or at least not does interfere with a broader sense of "our freedom"; (iii) provide two arguments to support Friedman's view that keeping social responsibility out of business increases or at least does not interfere with our freedom and supplement your argument with real-word examples (if citing empirical data, facts, you must reference from where you got this information and include the citations in a bibliography); and (iii) provide two arguments that argue against Friedman's view and supplement your argument with real-world examples (if citing empirical data, facts, you must reference from where you got this information and include the citations in a bibliography).