Of the internal stakeholders, the group that is the most critical to the success of a firm would be:
A) shareholders
B) employees
C) the labor union
D) customers

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While all internal stakeholders are important, employees are the most critical to the success of a firm because they are responsible for producing and delivering the goods or services that the firm offers. Without employees, the firm would not have a product or service to sell, and its success would be impossible. Shareholders provide financial support and invest capital in the firm, labor unions may advocate for the rights of employees, and customers are certainly important, but none of these groups are as critical to the actual production and delivery of the product or service as employees.

Of the Internal Stakeholders, the Group That Is the Most