Outside Members of the Board of Directors Are Usually Chosen

question 112

Multiple Choice

Outside members of the board of directors are usually chosen

• A) because they represent part of the organization's general environment.
• B) to reduce the requirement for inside directors who come from the same industry.
• C) to provide a particular expertise.
• D) to reduce scrutiny by government agencies.
• E) to preclude the conflicts of interest that could arise if top managers from the organization were selected.

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