A founder's core values may become part of the family business culture because:
A)the founder typically knows what is best for the company's culture.
B)others in the firm absorb traditions and values established by the founder.
C)the values coincide with modern management theory.
D)family members follow family traditions without excessive analysis.

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Core values are often established by the founder and are passed down through generations via the family business culture. Other family members and employees within the firm absorb these values and traditions, contributing to the establishment and preservation of the company's culture. Other options are not necessarily true or relevant.

A Founder's Core Values May Become Part of the Family