Generally Speaking, Product Market Stakeholders Are Satisfied When

Generally speaking, product market stakeholders are satisfied when:

A) a firm achieves a balance between profit margins, costs paid to suppliers and prices set for customers.
B) a firm's profit margin yields an above-average return to its capital market stakeholders.
C) the interests of the firm's organizational stakeholders have been maximized.
D) the interests of all stakeholders have been at least minimally satisfied.