Suppliers, customers, and employees of a corporation are called:
A) Shareholders.
B) Stakeholders.
C) Debtors.
D) Creditors.
E) Partners.

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Suppliers, customers, and employees of a corporation are considered stakeholders because they have an interest or stake in the performance and actions of the corporation, but they do not necessarily own shares in the company.

Suppliers, Customers, and Employees of a Corporation Are Called