Why is it important for businesses to recognize secondary stakeholder groups?

a. they usually have more power than primary stakeholders.

b. they are absolutely necessary for the firm's survival.

c. they provide vital resources that companies need.

d. they include the employees necessary for the firm's success.

e. they have legitimacy and can exert power?

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Adelyn Haas

Business

26 August, 11:18

Why is it important for businesses to recognize secondary stakeholder groups?

a. they usually have more power than primary stakeholders.

b. they are absolutely necessary for the firm's survival.

c. they provide vital resources that companies need.

d. they include the employees necessary for the firm's success.

e. they have legitimacy and can exert power?

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Hana Dickerson · Answer 1

The answer to this question is letter e, they have legitimacy and can exert power. For the secondary stake holders in business are also considered to be important for they have the ability to control those around them in the are of business as they hold a power in which they could use to control them. Another factor is that they are valid and vital in the area of business to keep it from going.