Which term describes an organization focused on social goals and may generate profit?

• A. Social Enterprise
• B. Franchise
• C. Co-Operatives
• D. Market Research

Answer: (A)

Social enterprises balance helping a social cause with trading activity, and they may generate profit to fund their mission rather than to maximize personal gain. That combination fits an organization focused on social goals while still producing revenue. A franchise is just a way to expand a brand through license agreements and doesn’t inherently emphasize social aims. Co-operatives are member-owned and democratically run, often prioritising members’ benefits rather than a broader social mission. Market research is a function aimed at gathering information about markets, not a type of organization with social objectives.