What does corporate accountability most directly require from a company?

Correct answer: B. Responsibility for decisions and their effects

  • A. Freedom from outside evaluation
  • B. Responsibility for decisions and their effects
  • C. Exclusive focus on short-term earnings
  • D. Secrecy about internal controls

Explanation

Corporate accountability means that a company and its decision-makers can be answerable for their actions, results and impacts. It commonly involves reporting, oversight and corrective action when standards are not met.

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