Questions: In the context of corporate social responsibility, which of the following statements is a proposition of the Davis model that relates to how businesses should interact with society? Multiple Choice Business interests are independent of societal issues and should be analyzed separately. Businesses should avoid intervening in the development of society. Businesses must help solve societal issues that may be outside their normal realm of action. Businesses must handle the social costs related to each product or service they provide to consumers.

The answer is: Businesses must help solve societal issues that may be outside their normal realm of action.

This statement contradicts the principles of the Davis model, which emphasizes the interdependence between business and society. The model suggests that businesses have a responsibility to consider societal issues as part of their operations.

This option is not aligned with the Davis model, which advocates for businesses to play an active role in addressing societal challenges. The model suggests that businesses have a duty to contribute positively to societal development.

This statement is consistent with the Davis model of corporate social responsibility. The model posits that businesses have a broader responsibility to society, which includes addressing social issues even if they fall outside the traditional scope of business operations.

While this statement touches on the idea of businesses being responsible for social costs, it is more specific to the concept of internalizing externalities rather than the broader societal engagement emphasized by the Davis model.