An Audit Conducted at Jason University Revealed Wasteful Spending of $8,590

An audit conducted at Jason University revealed wasteful spending of $8,590 on hotel rents, banquets, and dining at luxury hotels.Following this, the university president was fired and fewer government contributions were made to many of the school's funds.Staff members who were disturbed by this crisis chose to leave the university.This example illustrates:

A) how universities are as corrupt as corporate companies.
B) the lack of cooperation among the board of trustees.
C) the interdependence of responsibilities for ethical decision making.
D) how the parties involved failed to identify issues.
E) the lack of information needed to make ethical decisions.