Conditions that must be met for principal-principal (PP) conflicts to occur include all of the following except
A. a dominant owner or group of owners who have interests that are distinct from minority shareholders.
B. few formal (such as legislation or regulatory bodies) or informal constraints that discourage or prevent the controlling shareholders from exploiting their advantageous positions.
C. legislation that protects the interests of minority shareholders.
D. a motivation for the controlling shareholders to exercise their dominant position to their advantage.
Answer: C
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