In a Blatant Display of Unethical Conduct, Enron's

Multiple Choice

In a blatant display of unethical conduct, Enron's

A) managers forced employees to work in deplorable conditions.
B) employees stole information from the company and sold it to competitors.
C) administrators withheld products and services from needed customers.
D) public reports concealed many of its partnerships and obligations with other companies.
E) "blew the whistle" on competitors who were engaged in equally unethical practices.