In Which of the Following Instances Is Open-Book Management Likely

In which of the following instances is open-book management likely to succeed?

A) A team of employees between whom there are high levels of suspicion and insecurity about supervisors.
B) Assembly line employees who each have specialized functions in making watches.
C) A team of employees who are newly inducted into a company,and handed a list of strict "Do's and Don'ts."
D) Employees of a team who prefer a low degree of responsibility.
E) A team of employees who have had years of experience working together and are looking to improvise.