How do the following headlines influence self$-$interest and the social interest?

Macy's, the New York department store, is opening in Paris, and Pizza Hut is expanding throughout Europe.

Lottery tickets must state the odds of winning.

A$.$ Macy's and Pizza Hut make decisions in self$-$interest but not in the social interest. Information on the odds of winning is in the social interest, but people's decisions about whether to pay attention to them is made in self$-$interest.

B$.$ Macy's and Pizza Hut make decisions in the social$-$interest and not in self interest. Information on the odds of winning is in people's self$-$interest.

C$.$ Macy's makes decisions in its self$-$interest, but Pizza Hut takes the social interest into account. Information on the odds of winning intimidates gamblers and is against both self$-$interest and the social interest.

D$.$ Macy's makes decisions in the social interest, but Pizza Hut thinks only of its self$-$interest. Information on the odds of winning is in the social interest only if people behave in the social interest.

E$.$ Macy's and Pizza Hut make decisions in self$-$interest and by serving the self$-$interest of customers they contribute to the social interest. Information on the odds of winning is in the social interest, but people's decisions about whether to pay attention to them is made in self$-$interest.