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Increasing the number of securities in a portfolio reduces the unsystematic risk but not the systematic risk.
Escape Strategy
A plan or approach designed to exit a problematic or undesirable situation, often involving clever or strategic moves.
Competitive Pressures
The forces that compel companies to compete more effectively for market share through pricing, innovation, customer service, and other strategies.
Self-Directed Work Team
A group of employees who are given the autonomy and responsibility to manage themselves and make decisions regarding their work processes, often leading to increased innovation and productivity.
Job Control Unionism
A labor movement strategy focused on controlling hiring, work distribution, and other job-related conditions through collective bargaining.
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