Chapter 36 "Success Story," discusses C. Marsh Bell's promotion history. What is the most likely reason that companies go through the type of charade discussed in this chapter? O Companies want employees to believe that promotion and compensation are determined primarily, if not exclusively, on the basis of merit Companies could care less what employees or anyone else thinks of their promotion decisions O Companies' profits will double each year if stockholders believe family status dos not effect employee promotion in any way whatsoever Companies go through such a charade primarily to avoid lawsuits