When a Canadian company is operating in a country where bribes are legal, the Canadian government expects the company to
A) use their judgment, since Canadian laws are not applicable.
B) not pay any bribes at all.
C) notify Canadian authorities that they may have to pay a bribe in order to do business in the foreign country.
D) match the bribes that other competitive firms are paying so they can get the business.
E) None of the statements are accurate.

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The Canadian government has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to bribery, regardless of where the company operates. Paying bribes, even in a country where it's legal, is still illegal under Canadian law. Therefore, Canadian companies are expected to not pay any bribes at all.

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