What social responsibility strategy is in operation if the U.S. textile industry eventually lowers the dust levels in textile plants to avoid threatened regulation by Congress?

A) Political/legal
B) Public relations
C) Unilateral
D) Accommodation
E) Proactive

The U.S. textile industry lowering dust levels to avoid threatened regulation by Congress is an example of the accommodation strategy. This approach involves making adjustments or accommodations in response to public pressure or potential regulatory changes, rather than proactively seeking to improve practices or only making changes when legally mandated.