An ethically neutral leader could be described as someone who
A) Extols the virtues of integrity and ethical conduct, but then engages in unethical behavior
B) Makes it clear that bottom line results are important, but only if they can be achieved in an ethical manner
C) Does not provide a clear message of the ethical conduct that is expected, so people interpret this to mean that the leader doesn't care how business goals are met - just that they are met.
D) Is a weak moral individual and a weak moral manager
E) None of these

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An ethically neutral leader is one who does not clearly communicate the importance of ethical behavior, leading others to believe that any means of achieving business goals are acceptable. This is best described in option C, where the lack of a clear ethical stance implies indifference to the means of achieving results.

An Ethically Neutral Leader Could Be Described as Someone Who