Assume an employee is responsible for purchasing an apartment complex on behalf of his company. The employee
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Assume an employee is responsible for purchasing an apartment complex on behalf of his company. The employee owns stock in the management company that operates the apartment complex. The employee does not let his company know about his stock ownership, and proceeds to make the purchase. Why does this example represent a conflict of interest?
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