Which of the following is not a challenge related to social responsibility?

Those are the possible answers:

There is little agreement on who gets to determine what is "good" for society.

Actions that may seem good for society may be costly to a firm.

Some consumers make purchases based on the perceived societal benefits of a product or service.

It is impossible to know what impact a firm's actions will have on future generations.

Acting to satisfy one group of stakeholders may anger another group of stakeholders.