Portfolio Models Offer Several Benefits That Single Factor Models Do

question 49

Multiple Choice

Portfolio models offer several benefits that single factor models do not. Which of the following is not one of those benefits?

• A) the identification of important customer relationship issues
• B) the isolation of information gaps
• C) a lower cost method of analysis
• D) setting priorities for customer data collection and analysis
• E) both a and b above.

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Definitions:

Absence

The state of being away or not present in a particular place or situation.

Performance

The act of executing and completing tasks effectively, often measured against preset standards of accuracy, completeness, cost, and speed.

Turnover Intentions

The inclination or intention of employees to leave their current job or organization.

Organizational Commitment

The psychological attachment and loyalty an employee has towards their organization, influencing their willingness to contribute to organizational goals.