Question $3(2\mathrm{.}5$ points$)$

A company's strategy can be considered "unethical" or shady if or when

A$)$ it entails actions or behaviors that cross the moral line from "should do$"$ to "should not do$"($because such actions are "unsavory" or unconscionable or unnecessarily harmful to the environment$).$

B$)$ the company engages in actions or behaviors that are contrary to the general public interest and the well$-$being of society.

C$)$ any of its actions constitute "unfair competition."

D$)$ the company's actions$/$behaviors are harmful to its stakeholders$--$customers, employees, shareholders, suppliers, and the communities in which the company operates.

E$)$ All of the above call the company's actions$/$behaviors into question from an ethical "standpoint.