Which best defines an accommodative strategy?
A)Firms do not feel compelled to act unless faced with a disaster or public outcry.
B)Denial is the first line of defense.
C) Focus on regulatory compliance, firm fights demand for changes unless they are regulatory.
D) Organizational norms emerge to accept responsibility for actions - cognitive beliefs/values that promote ethical choices are internalized.

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An accommodative strategy is characterized by the emergence of organizational norms that accept responsibility for actions, and the internalization of cognitive beliefs and values that promote ethical choices. The focus is on regulatory compliance, and firms are willing to make changes to address ethical concerns, even if they are not required by law. This approach is proactive and seeks to avoid public outcry and disasters.

Which Best Defines an Accommodative Strategy