The Institute for Supply Management

A) establishes laws and regulations for supply management.
B) is an agency of the United Nations charged with promoting ethical conduct globally.
C) publishes the principles and standards for ethical supply management conduct.
D) prohibits backward integration into developing economies.
E) is an agency of USMCA's Ethics Bureau.

The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) is an organization that provides education, research, and standards for the supply management profession. One of their main functions is publishing the principles and standards for ethical supply management conduct. Option A is incorrect as ISM does not have the authority to establish laws and regulations. Option B is also incorrect as ISM is not a UN agency. Option D is incorrect as ISM does not have the power to prohibit backward integration. Option E is a fictitious organization and therefore incorrect.