In "Creating Shared Value," Porter and Kramer argue that "The right kind of government regulation can encourage companies to pursue shared value; the wrong kind works against it and even makes tradeoffs between economic and social goals inevitable." Which of the following do they believe are the "right kinds" of regulation?

Group of answer choices

Regulation that puts in place universal measurement and performance reporting systems

Regulation that defines "phase in" periods for meeting standards

Regulation that forces compliance with particular practices

Regulation that sets clear and measurable social goals