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A CEO urges employees to buy stock in the company and then sells his/her personal stock because of a coming change that will likely decrease the stock prices. The actions of the CEO showed a. A keen business
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A CEO urges employees to buy stock in the company and then sells his/her personal stock because of

a coming change that will likely decrease the stock prices. The actions of the CEO showed
a. A keen business activity
b. Loyalty to the company
C. Unethical behavior
d. Honesty and integrity

User Prateek Sharma
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D because if he’s asking employees to buy stocks it means he’s trying to increase his stock to decrease his chances of needing a raise which which is more expensive
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