The Three C's of an Organization's Business, Often Used to Describe

question 13

Multiple Choice

The three C's of an organization's business, often used to describe the basic character of an organization, are:

• A) customers, competitors, cost.
• B) customers, competitors, company.
• C) customers, cost, company.
• D) customers, compensation, company.
• E) none of the above.

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