The recognition of U.S. corporations as entities that have rules and continuity of existence and are separate, vital social institutions can result in:
A) feelings of obligation among employees to serve the company.
B) scientific decision making by employees and managers.
C) superstitious beliefs playing a role in decision making.
D) decision making being limited to upper management.
E) a collectivist identity among employees.

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The acceptance of the idea that independent enterprise is an instrument for social action is the fundamental concept of U.S. corporations. A corporation is recognized as an entity that has rules and continuity of existence and is a separate and vital social institution.

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