A Firm Can Become Paralyzed by Its Inherited Rigidities

question 3

Short Answer

A firm can become paralyzed by its inherited rigidities.In key sources of rigidity they include:
A.Psychological, organizational and cultural resistance, and structural, competence and political lock-in
B.Investment, competence, system and stakeholder resistance, and structural, competence and political lock-in
C.Structures, processes and cultural systems, and investment, competence, system and stakeholder lock-in
D.Psychological, political and cultural resistance, and investment, competence, system and stakeholder lock-in.

Recognize the growth of objective culture with modernization according to Simmel.

Identify Simmel's ideas on types of relationships and knowledge revelation.

Comprehend the inherent dialectics of fashion as described by Simmel.

Describe Simmel's worlds and their characteristics.

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Definitions:

Neolithic Revolution

The domestication of plants and animals by peoples with stone-based technologies, beginning about 10,000 years ago and leading to radical transformations in cultural systems; sometimes referred to as the Neolithic transition.

Domesticating

The process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use, making them more suitable for farming, companionship, or as work animals.

Horticultural

Pertains to the art or practice of garden cultivation and management.

Surplus Production

The production of goods or services in quantities greater than needed for personal or local consumption, allowing for trade.