A company "Code of Ethics" refers to:
A)the awareness of a company's management of the social,environmental,political,and human,as well as the financial,consequences that its actions produce.
B)the moral values and behavioral standards business people employ daily when making decisions and solving problems.
C)a formal statement of the standards of behavior and ethical principles a company expects its employees to abide by.
D)the process of bringing land,labor,and capital together,and of assuming the risks involved in producing a good or service in the hope of making a profit.

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A company's "Code of Ethics" is a formal statement of the expected standards of behavior and ethical principles that all employees are expected to follow. It outlines the company's values and principles in regards to business conduct, relationships with stakeholders, and decision-making processes.

A Company "Code of Ethics" Refers To