Assets Hard to Observe and Difficult to Quantify Are

question 19

Multiple Choice

Assets hard to observe and difficult to quantify are:

• A) Resources and capabilities
• B) Core competences
• C) Tangible assets
• D) Intangible assets

Understand the methodology and approaches used in sociological research.

Analyze the impact of education and employment as social functions.

Appreciate the diversity of theoretical perspectives in sociology.

Recognize the contributions and challenges of early female sociologists in the development of sociological theories.

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Definitions:

Discriminating

Showing refined judgment or refined taste, able to discern subtle differences; in some contexts, it may refer to prejudicial or unfair differentiation.

Physical Condition

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Canadian Workforce

The labor pool in Canada, encompassing all individuals actively engaged in employment or seeking employment in the country.

Living Longer

The phenomenon of increased average lifespan in a population due to improvements in healthcare, nutrition, and lifestyle.