In the Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-13), what is the most accurate interpretation of the steward's actions being commended by his master?

A The master condones dishonesty if it benefits him in the long run. B It highlights the importance of shrewdness and foresight, even if morally questionable, in managing worldly affairs. C It suggests that all debts should be forgiven, regardless of the debtor's character. D It implies that the master was also involved in corrupt practices.