The Costs Incurred When Ethical Wrongdoing Occurs Fall into Three

The costs incurred when ethical wrongdoing occurs fall into three specific categories and include all except

A) intangible costs such as legal and investigative costs incurred by the company.
B) internal administrative costs associated with ensuring future compliance.
C) intangible costs such as customer defections.
D) less visible costs such as the costs of complying with often harsher government regulation.
E) visible costs to shareholders such as lower stock price.