Formal codes of ethics are usually concerned with expressing how employees may be expected to behave with respect to all the following except A) customer-supplier relationships. B) political contributions. C) confidentiality of corporate information. D) choice of friends and acquaintances. E) responses to bribes and kickbacks.

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Formal codes of ethics typically focus on behavior related to business practices and interactions with stakeholders, such as customers, suppliers, and the handling of confidential corporate information. They are less concerned with an individual's personal choices outside of the workplace, such as their choice of friends and acquaintances. Therefore, option D, choice of friends and acquaintances, is not typically addressed in formal codes of ethics.

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