Airline Companies Have Blamed Their Recent Financial Problems on Labour

Airline companies have blamed their recent financial problems on labour unions,the events of 9/11,and a weak economy.Those airlines in financial difficulties have tried to solve the problem through short-term price reductions,firings and early retirements,and requests for employees to take pay cuts.The CEOs of these companies have not tried to motivate employees to create long-term solutions to the problems facing them.Which statement most likely defines the CEOs of these troubled companies?

A) The CEOs are true leaders.
B) The CEOs are more interested in doing the right things than in doing things right.
C) The CEOs tend to focus on organizational visions, missions, goals, and objectives rather than organizational efficiency and productivity.
D) The CEOs are more than likely managers rather than leaders.