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Who are called Stakeholders?
Solution
A business organization is a coalition of several interest groups are called stakeholders. Example – shareholders, customers, employees, suppliers, etc. Businesses should, therefore, work for the interest of all of them rather than for the benefit of shareholders/owners alone.
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