The Tendency to Take Credit for Successes and Deny Responsibility

question 235

Short Answer

The tendency to take credit for successes and deny responsibility for failures is called the ________.

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Definitions:

Incentives To Produce

Factors or motivations that encourage firms or individuals to engage in production, including profits, market demand, or regulatory conditions.

Stock Concept

A financial term referring to the ownership of shares in a company or the total value of goods available in inventory.

Flow Concept

Economic measures that are defined over a period of time, such as income or expenditure, contrasted with stock concepts measured at a point in time.

Wealth

The accumulation of valuable financial assets and physical possessions which can be used to produce more income or sold for monetary value.