Organizational ________ Is a Measure of How Appropriate Organizational Goals

question 106

Multiple Choice

Organizational ________ is a measure of how appropriate organizational goals are and how well an organization is achieving those goals.

• A) productivity
• B) effectiveness
• C) efficiency
• D) yield

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Definitions:

Clayton Act

A piece of federal legislation in the United States enacted to amend antitrust laws by prohibiting certain practices that could lead to monopolies or restrict competition.

Rule of Reason

A legal doctrine that evaluates the legality of business practices based on their overall reasonableness and their impact on competition.

Liability Standard

The established criteria or benchmark for determining legal responsibility or fault in legal cases, varying by jurisdiction and context.

Robinson-Patman Act

An anti-discrimination law aimed at protecting small businesses from unfair competition practices by larger companies, particularly in the context of price differentiation.