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Business, 31.08.2020 23:01 jnthnsngh

World-class businesses attempt to meet the needs of:.A) their customers, even if it comes at the expense of employees and other stakeholders in the business. B) their employees, even if it means shortchanging customers by charging higher prices. C) all of their stakeholders. D) exclusively their owners, since they are ultimately the ones who pay the bills.

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