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pychu [463]
3 years ago
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Good corporate citizens A. go beyond meeting society's expectations for ethical strategies and business behavior by fostering so

cial benefit and balancing the interests of all. B. are active participants in the political process C. identify up-and-coming managers who have a future in local- or state-level politics D. create a democratic workplace in which the voices of lower-level employees are heard through representation on the board of directors E. All of these choices are correct
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OlgaM077 [116]3 years ago
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Answer: A. go beyond meeting society's expectations for ethical strategies and business behavior by fostering social benefit and balancing the interests of all

Explanation:

Good Corporate Citizens care about the integrity of the Business world and the trust people should have in it.

To then it is imperative that they help foster social benefits as well as financial benefits for all to partake in and enjoy from.

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