Chapter 4 Review Question # 9 9. The technique of stakeholder mapping lets managers classify which stakeholders they will consider more important and will invest more time to satisfy. Is it appropriate for management to define some stakeholders as more important than others? Should all stakeholders be considered equal?

Chapter 4 Review Question # 9 9. The technique of stakeholder mapping lets managers classify which stakeholders they will consider more important and will invest more time to satisfy. Is it appropriate for management to define some stakeholders as more important than others? Should all stakeholders be considered equal?

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Chapter5: Managing Ethics And Social Responsibility

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