Match the ethical shadow with its description

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abuse power

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hoard privileges

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mismanage information

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act inconsistently

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misplace or betray loyalties

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fail to assume responsibility

A$.$

Leaders cast shadow when they lie, release information to the wrong people, withhold information from followers, and violate privacy.

B$.$

Leaders must weigh a variety of loyalties$/$duties when making choices, including those to their families, their local community, their profession, their larger society, and the environment.

C$.$

Arbitrary actions and unfairness cast shadows. Gaps between words and behaviors cast shadows. Inconsistent treatment of outsiders casts shadows.

D$.$

Leaders have a broader range of responsibility than followers. Leaders can cast shadows when they fail to prevent misdeeds by followers, ignore or deny ethical problems, don't shoulder the responsibility of consequences, deny duties to followers, or blame others.

E$.$

The greater a leader's power, the greater the potential for abuse. Power makes it easier for impulsive, selfish people to pursue their goals without considering the needs of others. Those in power protect their positions by attacking those they perceive as threats. Powerful leaders are prone to biased judgments.

F$.$

The greater a leader's power, the greater the rewards they receive. Top business leaders in the United States are the highest paid in the world. There is a growing gap between the top $1\%$ and bottom $90\%$ of the population in relation to wealth. Inequality casts a long shadow.