Which of the following is NOT a way to mitigate risk?
a. share the risk
b. blame it on a third party
c. document the risk
d. transfer the risk
b. blame it on a third party
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Unlike proposals, justification reports
A) are designed to affirm decisions after they have been made. B) are internal as opposed to external reports. C) are always in memo format. D) do not require a great deal of supporting data. E) solve problems.
Scenario B: Meyer works for a new start-up technology firm, which has six highly opinionated but very committed employees. The owner of the firm, Zalman, strongly believes that he should make every decision since he is the boss. But Zalman often jumps to conclusions and does not even take time to diagnose the problem at hand because he does not like to ask any of the employees for suggestions. Moreover, Zalman's decisions are usually focused on short-term rather than long-term benefits and costs. At this point, most people in the firm agree that the decision making of the owner is going to destroy the young firm before it really gets started.Zalman's belief that he should make every decision himself by diagnosing the problem as he sees it and then immediately implementing a solution is
a(n) A. example of goal displacement. B. form of social loafing. C. mistake that leads to suboptimal decisions. D. positive way of making good decisions. E. example of vigilance against groupthink.
CSR can be described as context-specific actions and policies, taking stakeholders' expectations into account, to achieve what is referred to as the triple bottom line. The triple bottom line includes ________ performance.
A. economic, social, and environmental B. financial, social, and environmental C. social, environmental, and political D. economic, social, and political E. financial, economic, and social
If you have $934.25 in demand deposits at NYC bank, and $12,519.08 in demand deposits in the Teachers’ Credit Union, what type of accounts do you have?
a. savings accounts b. IRA accounts c. certificates of deposit d. Keogh accounts e. checking accounts