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

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Braylen Arellano

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7 September, 23:48

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

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Irvin Zuniga · Answer 1

b. both refuse involvement in social issues

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An inheritance school involves the move for the benefits of the profits generated from the business and an invisible hand school is the natural forces that self regulates the economy and associate with the self-interest actions of the individual decision making.