In the United States, corporate transactions can be enacted in privacy because:
A) corporate lobbyists have had laws enacted to protect corporations.
B) a court decision recognized corporations as legal "persons."
C) corporate decisions affect national security.
D) corporations are not legally recognized.
E) price-fixing requires secrecy.
Correct Answer:
Verified
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