The Factor That Distinguishes an Internal Environment of an Organization

question 21

Multiple Choice

 The factor that distinguishes an internal environment of an organization from an external environment is that:

• A) the internal environment consists of the general environment and the task environment.
• B) the internal environment includes owners, the board of directors, employees, and culture.
• C) the internal environment includes entities that directly affect a firm on a continuous basis.
• D) the internal environment consists of the technological, economic, and sociocultural factors.

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