The information provided by managerial accountants is not distributed to the general public because
A)to do so could provide competitors with vital information about corporate strategies and capabilities.
B)to do so would be against the Institute of Management Accountants' code of conduct.
C)to do so would be against generally accepted accounting principles.
D)to do so would violate federal trade laws.

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The information provided by managerial accountants typically contains sensitive information about the company's strategies, capabilities, and operations. If this information were made public, it could be used by competitors to gain an advantage. Therefore, the information is only available to those within the company who have a need to know, such as executives and managers.

The Information Provided by Managerial Accountants Is Not Distributed to the General