The Growth Experiences of Oil-Rich Countries Indicate That _____

question 112

Multiple Choice

The growth experiences of oil-rich countries indicate that _____.

• A)a large supply of natural resources helps in the industrialization of the countries
• B)natural resources are not enough to create a modern industrial economy
• C)low productivity is a result of low income
• D)unemployment and underemployment reflect inefficiencies of labor
• E)education makes people more receptive towards new ideas and methods

Gain insights on enhancing the credibility of estimating the benefits of training programs and understanding why cost-effectiveness calculations are considered both art and science.

Differentiate between cost-effectiveness evaluation and cost-benefit evaluation in the context of training programs.

Recognize the importance for trainers and HR professionals to calculate and demonstrate the financial results of training and development investments.

Understand the reasons why managers might avoid the costing process in training and how senior management can encourage the incorporation of costing and quantifiable benefits in training programs.

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