The Doctrine That States That an Executive Cannot Knowingly Try

question 11

Multiple Choice

The doctrine that states that an executive cannot knowingly try to avoid learning about actions of those within the company is known as:

• A)the Ebbers evasion.
• B)Enron avoidance.
• C)the Fastow facade.
• D)conscious avoidance.

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