Stakeholders are less likely to include which of the following groups? A. owners B. employees C.

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Stakeholder Theory

Stakeholder theory is a concept in management that focuses on the various groups or individuals that are affected by or have an interest in an organization’s actions and objectives. This includes groups such as owners, employees, suppliers, customers, and the broader community. The theory emphasizes that these diverse stakeholders need to be considered in decision-making processes to ensure sustainability and supportive outcomes for both the organization and its environment.

Primary vs. Secondary Stakeholders

Within the stakeholder framework, primary stakeholders are those who are directly impacted by the organization’s decisions and actions, such as owners, employees, and customers. Secondary stakeholders, on the other hand, are groups that are indirectly affected or have a more peripheral interest, such as competitors. This distinction helps clarify why competitors are generally considered less integral to stakeholder engagement compared to groups with a direct stake in the company’s performance.

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