How would the goals and decision making of managers in a B Corporation differ, at least theoretically, from those in a C Corporation?
A) They would be nonprofit in structure instead of for-profit.
B) They would not seek to maximize shareholder wealth and instead focus exclusively on community and environmental contributions.
C) They would be somewhat less focused on maximizing shareholder wealth and more on ethical concerns.
D) They would be exempt from taxation if a certain threshold of ethical action is met.

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B Corporations balance purpose and profit, meaning they consider the impact of their decisions on their workers, customers, suppliers, community, and the environment, alongside shareholder returns. This contrasts with C Corporations, where the primary focus is often on maximizing shareholder wealth.

How Would the Goals and Decision Making of Managers in a B