B. corporate culture misalignment.
The acceptance of control costs that exceed risk exposure most likely demonstrates corporate culture misalignment. This is because a well-aligned corporate culture would prioritize implementing cost-effective risk management strategies that balance risk exposure with the costs of implementing controls. When control costs exceed risk exposure, it may indicate that the organization's risk management approach is not effectively aligned with its overall strategy, objectives, or values. This could lead to inefficient use of resources and potential negative impacts on the organization's performance.
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