Management & Law: Business Essentials
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- 1
According to Peter Drucker, what is the primary purpose of a business?
- AMaximizing profit
- BEnsuring the company's sustainability
- CAchieving continuous growth
- DCustomer satisfaction
- 2
What does the acronym PESTEL stand for in the context of macro-environmental analysis?
- APolitical, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, Legal
- BPersonal, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, Legal
- CPolitical, Economic, Social, Technological, Ethical, Legal
- DPolitical, Environmental, Social, Technological, Ethical, Legal
- 3
Which of the following best describes 'externalisation'?
- AThe decision by a company to entrust an activity previously carried out internally to another organization.
- BThe process of increasing internal production efficiency.
- CA strategy of alliance between companies.
- DA form of investment in foreign markets.
- 4
What is the primary focus of 'active employment policies'?
- APromoting job creation in specific sectors.
- BCompensating unemployed individuals.
- CFacilitating the return to employment through training and support.
- DSupporting companies with financial difficulties.
- 5
What is the definition of a 'deliberate strategy'?
- AA strategy that emerges unexpectedly due to unforeseen circumstances.
- BA strategy focused solely on short-term profitability and market share.
- CA strategy that is planned and decided in advance by the company's leaders to achieve specific long-term goals.
- DA strategy implemented without prior planning, adapting to immediate market demands.