According to Braithwaite, which of the following is not an advantage of enforced self-regulation?

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Braithwaite's concept of enforced self-regulation suggests that corporations would have the flexibility to tailor rules to their specific circumstances (A), innovate in their approaches to compliance (B), and have strong incentives to comply (D). However, the idea that corporations could be hindered from preempting and severely limiting meaningful regulation (C) is not presented as an advantage of enforced self-regulation. Instead, the concern is that without proper oversight, corporations might indeed limit the effectiveness of regulations to their advantage, which is contrary to the goal of enforced self-regulation.

According to Braithwaite, Which of the Following Is Not an Advantage