An immoral manager is one who A$.$ is ethically$-$principled most of the time but who might stoop to unethical behavior if there's low risk of discovery and the action or decision has a sizable positive effect on company profitability. B$.$ is ethically unprincipled but nonetheless usually observes ethical standards for fear of getting caught, being publicly embarrassed, and$/$or being fired. c$.$ believes that ethical standards violate the principle of moral free space and therefore are illegitimate. D$.$ strongly believes that it is ethical to do whatever is legal.z$7$ E$.$ has no regard for so$-$called ethical standards in business and pays no attention to ethical principles in making decisions and conducting the company's business; immoral managers have few scruples, little or no integrity, and are willing to do most anything they believe they can get away with.