One Important Difference Between an Integrating Role and a Liaison

question 41

Multiple Choice

One important difference between an integrating role and a liaison role is:

• A)the liaison role is a formal position inside one of the departments and the integrating role is informal.
• B)the integrating role is a formal position inside one of the departments and the liaison role is informal.
• C)the liaison role is a more complex integrating mechanism.
• D)the integrating role is located outside the departments that are being coordinated.

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Definitions:

Weighted Cost

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Long-term assets or the money used to support long-term assets and projects. Long-term debt and equity on the balance sheet.

Profitability Index

A capital budgeting tool that measures the relationship between the present value of cash inflows and the initial investment, indicating the relative profitability of a project.