What Is the Difference Between Theory X and Theory Y

question 9

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between Theory X and Theory Y?

• A) Theory X is based on beliefs that the average person dislikes work; Theory Y is based on the belief that the average person enjoys work.
• B) Theory X is based on beliefs that the average person dislikes work; Theory Y is based on the belief that workers are governed by higher-order needs.
• C) Theory X is based on beliefs that the average person dislikes work; Theory Y is based on the belief that workers are loyal to their organization.
• D) Theory X is based on beliefs that the average person seeks out work that they enjoy; Theory Y is based on the belief that workers want to participate in all decision-making processes within their organization.

Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of various capital budgeting methods.

Understand the role of risk and uncertainty in capital budgeting decisions.

Explain the significance of post-audit processes in capital budgeting.

Assess the importance of time value of money in capital budgeting.

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Definitions:

Parent-Country Culture

Entails the norms, practices, and business behaviors that are characteristic of the headquarters' country of a multinational corporation.

Relocation Costs

Expenses incurred when moving employees from one location to another for work purposes, which can include travel expenses, moving services, and temporary housing.

Union Density

The ratio of the number of union members to the number of potential members, indicating the strength of union representation.

Global Society

An interconnected society facilitated by the globalization process, where information, goods, and services move more freely across national boundaries.