Factors Constituting the External Environment That Are Conducive to a Global

question 62

Multiple Choice

Factors constituting the external environment that are conducive to a global strategy include

• A) market factor.
• B) structure factor.
• C) people factor.
• D) cultural factor.

Differentiate between valid, void, voidable, and unenforceable contracts.

Grasp the concepts related to the communication and acceptance of offers, including the mailbox rule.

Identify examples of lack of genuine assent in contract formation.

Understand the significance of consideration in contract formation and enforcement.

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Definitions:

Attributional

Relating to the process of explaining the causes of behavior and events, including the attributions we make to understand others' actions.

Correspondent Inference

A theory in social psychology that explains how people infer others' personal characteristics from their behavior, assuming it corresponds to their personality.

Business Meeting

A gathering of individuals within an organization to discuss and make decisions on business-related matters.

Social Gathering

A social gathering is an event where people come together to interact, engage, or celebrate, often for communal or celebratory purposes.