Match the items of List–I with List–II with regard to models of Corporate Social Responsibility. List–I List–II (Proponent) (Emphasis and Models) (a) Mahatma Gandhi 1. Voluntary commitment by companies to public welfare. (Ethical Model)(b) Jawaharlal Nehru 2. State ownership and legal requirements determine corporate responsibilities.(Statist Model)(c) Milton Friedmen 3. Corporate responsibilities limited private owners.(Liberal Model)(d) Edward Freeman 4. Companies respond to the needs of stakeholders.(Stakeholder Model) Codes : (a) (b) (c) (d)

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Match the items of List–I with List–II with regard to models of Corporate Social Responsibility. <br /> <em>List–I List–II</em> <br /> <em>(Proponent) (Emphasis and Models)</em> <br />(<em>a</em>) Mahatma Gandhi 1. Voluntary commitment by companies to public welfare. (Ethical Model)<br />(<em>b</em>) Jawaharlal Nehru 2. State ownership and legal requirements determine corporate responsibilities.(Statist Model)<br />(<em>c</em>) Milton Friedmen 3. Corporate responsibilities limited private owners.(Liberal Model)<br />(<em>d</em>) Edward Freeman 4. Companies respond to the needs of stakeholders.(Stakeholder Model)<br /> <br /> <em>Codes :</em> <br />(<em>a</em>) (<em>b</em>) (<em>c</em>) (<em>d</em>)