When Constructing Charts for a Business Report, You Should

question 16

Multiple Choice

When constructing charts for a business report, you should

• A) present all the data you gathered through research.
• B) include more charts to increase the impact of each one.
• C) avoid any common abbreviations and symbols.
• D) assume the reader will refer to the narrative text for explanations.
• E) keep charts simple enough to convey meaning immediately.

---

Definitions:

Public Goods

Goods that are non-excludable and non-rivalrous, making it difficult to restrict access to their benefits only to those who pay for them.

Collectively Consumed

Products or services that are used or consumed by a group of people simultaneously, such as public goods.

Exclude

To deliberately leave something or someone out of a group, list, or conversation.

Private Sector

The sector of the economy operated by private individuals and businesses aiming for profit, without direct governmental management.