Pressures on managers to act unethically include all of the following EXCEPT:
A)pressures to act in the long-run best interest of the shareholders.
B)solicitations for confidential information.
C)requests to falsify reports.
D)requests to bias information in favor of certain stakeholders.

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Pressures to act in the long-run best interest of the shareholders do not necessarily lead to unethical behavior. In fact, acting in the long-run best interest of the shareholders often requires ethical behavior to ensure the sustainability and reputation of the company. The other options present situations where managers may be pressured to act unethically.

Pressures on Managers to Act Unethically Include All of the Following