In Goal Displacement, a Decision-Making Group

question 123

Multiple Choice

In goal displacement, a decision-making group

• A)loses sight of its original goal and a new, less important goal emerges.
• B)becomes so eager to avoid conflict that it adopts a goal or decision too quickly.
• C)generates as many goals as it can but does not allow criticism of people or ideas.
• D)disagrees on goals, or the members compete with one another for resources.
• E)is unsure about goals and is in disagreement about what to do.

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Definitions:

Return On Investment (ROI)

Net operating income divided by average operating assets. It also equals margin multiplied by turnover.

Depreciation

The systematic allocation of the cost of an asset over its useful life.

Investment Center

A business unit within a company that is responsible for its own revenues, expenses, and asset investments, with its performance measured by its ability to generate income relative to its assets.

Minimum Required Return

The lowest acceptable return on an investment, based on risk tolerance and financial goals.