Managers Are Sometimes Able to Pursue Their Own Interests at the Expense

question 27

Multiple Choice

Managers are sometimes able to pursue their own interests at the expense of other stakeholders because managers:

• A) are the most powerful outside stakeholders.
• B) have control over organizational resources.
• C) own the organization.
• D) have the ability to initiate a takeover.

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