Moneybags, Inc. operates a factory that produces a significant, but not illegal, amount of pollution which can be lessened through the purchase of an inexpensive piece of technology. If you were a board member who believed in the broad conception of social responsibility, how should you argue in favor of this pollution-cutting purchase? It will help maximize profits and lower overhead. It benefits the well-being of employees, communities, and neighbors. Purchasing this is a public relations win. It can be used as a tax write-off