Corporate Inversion, While Legal, Is Often Criticized by Many as Being

Corporate inversion, while legal, is often criticized by many as being unethical because:

A) It creates a veil of secrecy around the corporate ethical structure.
B) It creates a system where it encourages the sales force of a corporation to make profits the only motivating factor, disregarding the social impact on others.
C) It creates a system that discourages employees from reporting unethical conduct.
D) It exploits legal expertise by using a legal loophole to benefit large corporations by not having to pay U.S. taxes, thereby depriving society of the revenues to fund public works.