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The ethical obligations a firm owes its stakeholders are captured by the law only:

APrecisely
BPartly
CPurely
DPlainly
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Partly
1. Statute sets a floor for conduct. 2. Much of what stakeholders expect sits above that floor. 3. So the law captures those obligations only partly. _Source: OpenStax Business Ethics, Chapter 3, Defining and Prioritizing Stakeholders._
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