A company's strategy can be considered "ethical$$ as long as:

Question $1$Select one:

a$.$

it does not entail actions$/$behaviors that cross the moral line from $$can do$$ to $$should not do$($because such actions are unconscionable, injurious to others, or unnecessarily harmful to the environment$).$

b$.$

as long as its actions and maneuvers in the marketplace positively affect the well$-$being of customers

c$.$

so long as none of the company's strategic actions adversely affect the business of rival firms

d$.$

provided it keeps its prices as low as possible and its product quality as high as possible