The fate of Enron in 2001 highlights
A) The difficulty of making a voting machine that will function in Florida humidity.
B) The Pentagon's wisdom in building a new high-tech military.
C) The risk of obsession with soaring profits, fat bonuses, and ever-rising stock prices.
D) The reasons why so many Americans are suspicious of health maintenance organizations.
E) None of these choices

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The collapse of Enron in 2001 is a prime example of the dangers associated with a corporate culture overly focused on achieving high profits, substantial bonuses, and continuously increasing stock prices, without adequate regard for ethical standards or sustainable business practices.

The Fate of Enron in 2001 Highlights