According to De Wit, When Is Stakeholder Management Seen as Being

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Short Answer

According to De Wit, when is stakeholder management seen as being instrumental?
A.When managing stakeholders is seen as a pragmatic approach, or technique, for dealing with the essential participants in the value-adding process
B.When managing stakeholders is based on the fundamental notion that the organization's purpose is to serve the stakeholders
C.When shareholders treat stakeholders with concern and respect
D.When stakeholders and shareholders have goals that may, or may not, be in alignment with each other.

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