In-laws create complications in a family business
A) rarely, since they only married into the family.
B) only if they are employed in the firm.
C) only if they are directly competing against another family member for a promotion.
D) because the more family members become involved in the firm (even indirectly), the more difficult the fairness issue becomes.

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The more family members become involved in the firm, the more difficult it becomes to ensure fairness and avoid conflicts of interest. This includes in-laws, even if they are not employed in the business or directly competing for a promotion. Their presence and potential involvement can still create complications and tensions within the family and the business.

In-Laws Create Complications in a Family Business