Which Enlightenment School of Thought Viewed the World as a Clock

question 42

Multiple Choice

Which Enlightenment school of thought viewed the world as a clock and God as the divine clockmaker?

• A) Deism.
• B) Nominalism.
• C) Theism.
• D) Pietism.

Distinguish between social, cultural, and legal barriers in international trade.

Understand the importance of intellectual property rights in global commerce.

Recognize the role of tariffs, quotas, and dumping in international trade policies.

Comprehend the mechanisms of international trade agreements and their impact on global commerce.

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Definitions:

Bottom-up Change

A change strategy where ideas and initiatives originate from lower-level employees and move upward through the organizational hierarchy.

Top-down Change

What occurs when change initiatives come from senior management.

Incremental Change

Gradual, step-by-step modifications or improvements made to processes, systems, or products over time, rather than dramatic or radical transformations.

Outside-in Change

An approach to change management that starts with external market or environmental sentiments and trends, then works inward to adjust organizational strategies, structures, and processes.