Tangible Assets, Such as a Strong Balance Sheet, and Intangible

question 3

Multiple Choice

Tangible assets, such as a strong balance sheet, and intangible assets like a company's reputation or knowledge are known as

• A) resources
• B) expertise
• C) cultural values
• D) stakeholders

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Definitions:

Need For Achievement

A psychological trait characterized by a strong desire to accomplish difficult tasks, achieve high standards, and meet personal goals.

Over-Reward Inequity

Occurs when an individual perceives that they are receiving more rewards (pay, recognition, benefits) in comparison to others for the same amount of effort or contribution.

Outcomes-To-Inputs Ratio

A principle in equity theory that compares the rewards (outcomes) one receives from a job relative to the effort (inputs) one has invested.

Sensitives

Individuals or entities that are highly responsive or susceptible to external stimuli or changes in their environment.