The invisible hand school and the inherence school: a. are proactive in legislation for social issues. b. both serve society primarily. c. believe long-term success comes from social responsibility. d. both refuse involvement in social issues.

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Charles

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6 December, 00:31

The invisible hand school and the inherence school: a. are proactive in legislation for social issues. b. both serve society primarily. c. believe long-term success comes from social responsibility. d. both refuse involvement in social issues.

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Cindy Kelley · Answer 1

d. both refuse involvement in social issues.

Explanation:

The invisible hand school and the inherence school both refuse involvement in social issues.

The inherence school is one that does not follows the standard of society's interest coming first and do not become involved in social issues

Penelope Downs · Answer 2

Answer is D, both refuse involvement in social issues.

Explanation:

In invisible hand school people believe in serving society and does this best by looking out for shareholders

The inherence school explains that people dont get involved n political issues unless it benefits shareholders.

In this case