A Limiting Factor of Using Oral Histories for Secondary Analysis

question 42

Multiple Choice

A limiting factor of using oral histories for secondary analysis is _____________.

• A) Privileged people are more likely to have their stories preserved.
• B) It is risky for privileged people to share their stories.
• C) They may be too in-depth with detail.
• D) Oral histories are not focused on one topic.

Distinguish between effective and ineffective practices in business plan development.

Appreciate the significance of a business plan as a work in progress rather than a one-off task.

Understand the importance of internal preparation and team alignment in business plan development.

Grasp the importance of a detailed and realistic business plan in securing venture capital.

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Definitions:

Multidivisional Structure

An organizational arrangement where a company is divided into semi-autonomous divisions, each focusing on a particular operational area or product line.

Geographic

Refers to anything related to the physical features of an area or the distribution of things over the Earth.

Product

An item or service created through a process and offered in the market to satisfy a need or desire.

Divisional Structure

An organizational layout where operations are grouped based on divisions, which could be product lines, geographical areas, or customer markets.