When adopting duty-based ethics, corporations often demonstrate the duties they owe

A) through required government disclosure forms.
B) in their mission statements and strategic plans.
C) by adopting a corporate religion.
D) in the biographies of corporate leaders.

Duty-Based Ethics

A moral philosophy that emphasizes the adherence to a set of rules or duties as the basis for ethical behavior.

Mission Statements

Formal summary statements that define the purpose, goals, and values of an organization or company.

Strategic Plans

Frameworks developed by organizations to guide their long-term decision-making and resource allocation based on objectives.