The Degree to Which a Program Is Accepted and Valued

question 22

Multiple Choice

The degree to which a program is accepted and valued by potential users

• A) is a proper concern to program evaluators and stakeholders.
• B) is irrelevant since people seldom like what is good for them.
• C) should form the primary focus of an evaluation to the exclusion of other criteria especially when evaluation funds are limited.
• D) is the best guide to whether a program would be effective.

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Definitions:

Account Payable

An obligation or liability of a company to pay a debt owed to a creditor or supplier for goods and services received.

Common Stock

A form of corporate equity ownership, a type of security that represents ownership in a corporation and a claim on a part of the corporation's profits.

Current Ratio

An indicator of a company's capability to cover its short-term liabilities with assets that can be quickly converted to cash.

Liquidity

A measure of how quickly and easily assets can be converted into cash without significantly impacting their value.