Ethan observes that his subordinate, Nate, is performing and acting like the other members of the unit. He is observing
A. consistency.
B. distinctiveness.
C. explicit factors.
D. implicit factors.
E. consensus.
Answer: E
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a. permit less efficient home production. b. distort choices for domestic consumers. c. result in higher tax rates for domestic residents. d. redistribute revenue from domestic producers to consumers.
Authentic leadership focuses on ______.
A. followers first B. leadership outcomes C. leadership for change D. leadership that is genuine
Which of the following is/are true?
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