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Evgen [1.6K]
3 years ago
11

​A(n) ______ reveals how a​ firm's operations impact the natural environment. This document discloses to shareholders informatio

n about the​ firm's labor​ practices, product​ sourcing, energy​ efficiency, environmental​ impact, and business ethics practices.
A. form 10K
B. Annual Report
C. environmental report card
Business
1 answer:
pickupchik [31]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

D. sustainability report

Explanation:

Here is the missing options in the question:

A. form 10K

B. Annual Report

C. environmental report card

D. sustainability report

E. form 8K.

Sustainability report : It is an initiative of the corporates that helps the world to know their impact on the global environment, economy and Socially. These report are backed by factual data and information, which can be positive or negative. This report build trust among stakeholder about the organization and help in maintaining a sustainable economy and world.

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