The Most Consistent Conclusion from the Experiments for Ethical Conduct

The most consistent conclusion from the experiments for ethical conduct and management in the nonmarket environment is that ________.

A) firms that allow managers to decide unilaterally and solely according to their individual preferences are more stable than those that do not
B) monitoring of firms by stakeholders and other parties tends to decrease the moral cost of violating ethics standards
C) people differ in their behavior, preferences, and moral conduct
D) transparency increases social distance