A Difference Between a Hierarchy Culture and a Market Culture

question 47

Multiple Choice

A difference between a hierarchy culture and a market culture is that:

• A)a hierarchy culture's members favour systems that ensure procedural fairness,whereas a market culture's members favour systems that ensure distributive fairness.
• B)a hierarchy culture's members favour systems that ensure distributive fairness,whereas a market culture's members favour systems that ensure procedural fairness.
• C)a hierarchy culture's members favour systems that ensure interpersonal fairness,whereas a market culture's members favour systems that ensure distributive fairness.
• D)a hierarchy culture's members favour systems that ensure distributive fairness,whereas a market culture's members favour systems that ensure interpersonal fairness.

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Definitions:

Court

A governmental institution authorized to resolve legal disputes, interpret laws, and administer justice.

Agreement

An agreement or compact formed between two independent nations.

Litigation File

A compiled set of documents and records associated with a legal case.

Civil Trial

A legal proceeding where parties in dispute seek a resolution in a court of law without involving criminal charges.