Under corporate social responsibility theory, to who(m) does the chairman and CEO of the company owe an ethical duty? The workers, the community, and the shareholders. The shareholders of the company only. The workers and the shareholders only. Nobody, as the chairman and CEO, he should only do what he feels is right. When the CEO of the company decides that he wants to pay the workers while the plant is closed because "it is the right thing to do", regardless of the consequences, what ethical philosophy is he likely using? utilitarian ethics Business Process Pragmatism duty-based ethics outcome-based ethics Which of the following would be the best argument to the shareholders that paying the workers while the plant is under construction is the right decision?A. That short-term profit maximization would be benefitted by the move. B. That long-term profit maximization would be benefitted by the move. C. That the triple bottom line would be hurt by this move. D. That not paying them is illegal, and therefore would not meet the standards of a moral minimum.