A founder's core values may become part of the family business culture because:

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As the founder establishes the company culture, they set the core values that are expected to be followed by all members. Over time, these values become ingrained in the company's culture, and other family members will absorb and uphold them out of tradition and respect for the founder's vision. The other choices are not accurate because a founder's understanding of the company culture is not always the best, the values may not align with modern management theory, and blindly following tradition without analysis can be detrimental to the business.

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