The four categories of stakeholders of a firm are:
A)Organizational,capital market,product market and social
B)Organizational capital market,employee market and environmental market
C)Capital market,product market,employee market and social market
D)Product market,social market,employee market and environmental market

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The four categories of stakeholders of a firm are organizational, capital market, product market, and social. Organizational stakeholders include owners, managers, employees, and board members. Capital market stakeholders include shareholders, creditors, and other investors. Product market stakeholders include suppliers, customers, and distributors. Social stakeholders include the community, government, and non-governmental organizations. Therefore, option A is the best answer as it lists all four categories correctly.

The Four Categories of Stakeholders of a Firm Are