Question

Investors tend not to consider social responsibility when evaluating a company, provided the company has a strong bottom line.

Answer 1

TRUE

Step-by-step explanation:

The investors in a company will primarily look at FIGURES when they want to invest because the primary aim of investment is to make profit.

So primarily the focus is the financial performance of the company and not social responsibility. The expectation is to have a return on investment over time. Hence investors rather ask 'does the company make money?' rather than 'how does the company make money?'