________ serves as a guide to the future by showing how the company's products and services, processes, and policies must evolve and what new technologies must be developed to get there
A) New clean technology
B) A cradle-to-cradle practice
C) Pollution prevention
D) Product stewardship
E) A sustainability vision
E
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Match the following elements of a business plan with their descriptions.
a. Executive summary. Choose... i) Sets out practical aspects of the venture including key processes, information systems, assets (e.g. premises, technologies), and controls. ii) Sets out what venture aims to provide, why there is a demand and who is involved in the process (e.g. customers, suppliers, partners). iii) Outlines the key features of the venture and may highlight relevant points such as funding required, growth potential and returns for investors. iv) Analyses potential market and competition, summarizes marketing mix and explains how products and services will be promoted. b. The business opportunity. Choose... i) Sets out practical aspects of the venture including key processes, information systems, assets (e.g. premises, technologies), and controls. ii) Sets out what venture aims to provide, why there is a demand and who is involved in the process (e.g. customers, suppliers, partners). iii) Outlines the key features of the venture and may highlight relevant points such as funding required, growth potential and returns for investors. iv) Analyses potential market and competition, summarizes marketing mix and explains how products and services will be promoted. c. Marketing and promotional strategy. Choose... i) Sets out practical aspects of the venture including key processes, information systems, assets (e.g. premises, technologies), and controls. ii) Sets out what venture aims to provide, why there is a demand and who is involved in the process (e.g. customers, suppliers, partners). iii) Outlines the key features of the venture and may highlight relevant points such as funding required, growth potential and returns for investors. iv) Analyses potential market and competition, summarizes marketing mix and explains how products and services will be promoted. d. Operational strategy. Choose... i) Sets out practical aspects of the venture including key processes, information systems, assets (e.g. premises, technologies), and controls. ii) Sets out what venture aims to provide, why there is a demand and who is involved in the process (e.g. customers, suppliers, partners). iii) Outlines the key features of the venture and may highlight relevant points such as funding required, growth potential and returns for investors. iv) Analyses potential market and competition, summarizes marketing mix and explains how products and services will be promoted.
When a firm is unprofitable it generates a ________ that allows it to offset the losses that were incurred against future income
A) tax credit B) itemized deductions C) tax-loss carry-forward D) a write-down
Alice dies and is survived by her husband, Steve, and their child, Dawn. Steve and Dawn are each then eligible to receive a monthly Social Security survivor benefit of $1,700
If Steve goes to work and earns $100 more than the maximum monthly earnings limit, what will happen? A) Steve's $1,700 benefit payment will cease. B) Both Steve's and Dawn's $1,700 benefit payment will cease. C) Steve's benefit payment will be reduced to $1,650. D) Both Steve's and Dawn's monthly benefits will be reduced to $1,650 each.
Which of the two following groupings of ethical thought would you describe as opposites?
A) Natural Law and Moral Relativism B) Moral Relativism and Situational Ethics C) Natural Law and Religious Beliefs D) Moral Absolutes and Natural Law E)None of the above