Janeena's Jams, a small condiment company, had operated successfully for many years without experiencing ethical misconduct or an ethical disaster. Janeena's Jams is now experiencing a surge of growth after being featured on a popular reality TV series. The company has quickly grown from a team of three to a company of 50 individuals. Though the pay is good, workers are not committed to the company. When Janeena, the owner, decides to sell the business to an investor, the investor pledges to appoint an ethical leader. How will Janeena's Jams likely be affected by ethical leadership? a. Employees will be discouraged from acting in an ethical manner in their day-to-day work environment. b. There may be a higher level of employee commitment within the company. c. The company's relationships with external stakeholders will be damaged. d. The company's competitive advantages will be weakened