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After reading the A7D Affair (p. 31-34), post a response to the following question. Who was to blame for what happened at BF Goodrich and why? Also, are there any similarities between what happened at BF Goodrich and what happened at Enron? Which of Christopher Stone's aspects of corporate culture do you think contributed to what happened at both corporations? What sort of advice would Solomon give to both companies?

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