Is the only social obligation of a company to maximize profits? Why or why not? Which ethical theory$($ies$)$ could be used to support your position? In your explanation, note any distinctions between legal and ethical responsibility. Include examples in your answer.

Can corporate internal decision structures be effective at monitoring the morality of a business? Give an example to explain your stance.

What, in your view, is a real$-$world example $($taken from the textbook or elsewhere$)$ of a company effectively following CSR $($Corporate Social Responsibility$)?$ How might we measure this?

What might be an example of a real$-$world case where a company failed to follow CSR$?$ How might we measure this?