In-Laws Create Complications in a Family Business

question 35

Multiple Choice

In-laws create complications in a family business

• A) rarely, since they only married into the family.
• B) only if they are employed in the firm.
• C) only if they are directly competing against another family member for a promotion.
• D) because the more family members become involved in the firm (even indirectly), the more difficult the fairness issue becomes.

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