How Does a Group Differ from a Team

question 45

Multiple Choice

How does a group differ from a team?

• A) Teams hold their members individually accountable for achieving performance improvements.
• B) Groups do not require their members to interact.
• C) Groups do not necessarily perform as a unit.
• D) Teams usually do not require their members to agree on a common goal to be achieved.
• E) Teams are usually formed of a large number of people.

Describe the effects of a price floor and a price ceiling on market equilibrium.

Identify the conditions that lead to a surplus or shortage resulting from price controls.

Explain the role of government policies in setting minimum wages and price controls in markets.

Describe how price controls, such as price ceilings and floors, can lead to inefficiencies in the market.

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