If a firm operates from a position of self-interest and mistrust which impairs its ability to make good business decisions, the firm is lacking which character dimension?
A) integrity
B) collaboration
C) accountability
D) justice

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Integrity refers to honesty, ethics, and consistency in behavior and decision-making. If a firm is operating from a position of self-interest and mistrust, it suggests a lack of integrity as the firm's decision-making is driven by personal gain rather than ethical considerations. Collaboration, accountability, and justice are also important character dimensions, but they may not necessarily be impaired if the firm operates from a position of self-interest and mistrust.

If a Firm Operates from a Position of Self-Interest and Mistrust