The Tendency of an Organization to Engage in Activities Designed

question 54

Multiple Choice

The tendency of an organization to engage in activities designed to identify and capitalize successfully on opportunities to launch new ventures by entering new or established markets with new or existing goods or services is called

• A)entrepreneurial orientation.
• B)oligopolistic behavior.
• C)cartelism.
• D)intrapreneurial separation.
• E)bootlegging.

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Definitions:

1970s

A decade known for significant economic, political, and cultural changes worldwide, including the oil crisis and the end of the Bretton Woods system.

Interest-Rate Ceilings

Regulatory limits on the maximum interest rates that can be charged on loans, intended to protect consumers from excessive borrowing costs.

Ceiling Rates

The maximum interest rate that can be charged on a particular loan model or savings account, often regulated by law or government policy.

Deposits

Money placed into a bank account or financial institution for safekeeping, which can earn interest over time.