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Corporate executives are pressured between conflicting interests of internal and external stakeholders. Provide a specific example of such a conflict. How can the conflict best be resolved?

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Corporate executives are pressured between conflicting interests of internal and external stakeholders. Provide a specific example of such a conflict. How can the conflict best be resolved?

The external stakeholders want to see big profits, plain and simple. They want ...

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