Shareholder primacy, a traditional corporate governance theory, places shareholders' interests above others. Which scenario best describes this in practice? A) Landstart Inc. is a major trucking company in the southeast and has many contracts with large manufacturers. Landstart's contracts are negotiated in good faith and offer the manufacturers discounts for bulk shipping. B) The board of directors of Racket Co. must make a big decision regarding fossil fuels. The company's next project would benefit the owners of the company but comes at the expense of the surrounding town. C) Carol has been working for Lightpost Inc. for over thirty years. She receives great benefits as an employee, even though she has no ownership stake in the corporation. D) Customers of Flavor Co. are loyal to the brand and always feel welcome when visiting storefronts. Flavor Co. focuses on the consumer experience, even if it means greater expenses. E) Frontier Corp. is a home goods corporation that sells goods from various suppliers. These suppliers enjoy doing business with Frontier due to its communication and favorable contract terms.