Why do inside directors often dominate outsiders on a board of directors?

	a.	They can present information in a way that puts them in a favorable light.
	b.	All of these are reasons why inside directors often dominate outsiders on a board of directors.
	c.	They have intimate knowledge of the companys operations, and because superior knowledge and control over information are sources of power.
	d.	Insiders can use their position within the management hierarchy to exercise control over the company-specific information that the board receives.
	e.	They may be better positioned than outsiders to influence boardroom decision making.