The system by which organisations are directed and controlled, thinking about business ethics and stakeholder responsibility, and where Directors may be held to account, is called:

The system by which organisations are directed and controlled, thinking about business ethics and stakeholder responsibility, and where Directors may be held to account, is called:
A . Corporate Identity
B . Corporate Social Responsibility
C . Corporate Manslaughter
D . Corporate Governance

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Answer: D

Explanation:

Corporate Governance. Not to be confused with CSR.

Corporate identity relates to marketing and branding; corporate manslaughter is the concept of an organisation being criminally accountable for the deaths of humans through some lack of care. An example might be the deaths of rail company employees on the railway track, where the prosecution would attempt to show that it was the employers’ fault.