I'm thinking that we need great social/financial performance as part of our personal reputation. Our book author talks about the comparison of "social performance to a firm's financial performance." Something about gaining a "positive reputation" for a firm. According to the author's and our review in class, which statement below is the current MOST popular and accurate view? Group of answer choices Social responsibility and financial performance are interrelated More profitable firms tend to become more socially responsible The relationship between social responsibility and financial performance is weak, at best Socially responsible firms are more financially profitable Socially responsible firms invest the most resources to address social issues