Managers are sometimes able to pursue their own interests at the expense of other stakeholders because managers:

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Managers have control over organizational resources which gives them the ability to allocate those resources towards their own interests. This may come at the expense of other stakeholders such as employees or shareholders. While managers may be powerful, they do not necessarily own the organization (choice C) and may not always have the ability to initiate a takeover (choice D). Therefore, option B is the most appropriate answer.

Managers Are Sometimes Able to Pursue Their Own Interests at the Expense