Match the Options Below with the Correct Phrases

question 4

Multiple Choice

Match the options below with the correct phrases:
-competitors

• A)firms that offer similar products in the organization's marketplace
• B)forces such as climate, weather, geography and geology that affect how businesses operate and locate their operations
• C)a system that regularly affects and is affected by various and constantly changing forces outside itself
• D)available, qualified, and potential employees
• E)the providers of resources to produce goods and services
• F)all forces outside an organization's borders that interact directly or indirectly with it
• G)company's expertise evolved over time
• H)organizational experience, wisdom, knowledge, and expertise
• I)the general framework of statutes enacted by legislatures
• J)internal and external users or consumers of goods and services
• K)influences and contributions from diverse groups outside an organization
• L)employee's feelings about work
• M)elements within organization's borders that managers create, acquire and utilize
• N)owners, employees, customers, and suppliers
• O)conditions that influence management decisions and the costs and availability of resources
• P)the combined effects of processes, materials, knowledge, and other discoveries resulting from research and development activities
• Q)the surveillance of outside areas and factors
• R)gives an organization its distinct culture
• S)domestic, and foreign economic, legal/ political, sociocultural, and natural forces
• T)collecting information about the external environment
• U)an organization's owners, customers, and external labor pool
• V)organizations not defined by external boundaries

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Definitions:

Diversifiable Risk

The component of an investment's risk that can be reduced or eliminated through diversification, which involves spreading investments across various assets to reduce exposure to any single risk.

Unique Risk

Unique Risk, also known as unsystematic risk, refers to the risk associated with a specific company or industry that can be reduced through diversification.

Systematic Risk

The portion of investment risk that is inherent in the entire market or market segment, also known as market risk, which cannot be eliminated through diversification.

Market Risk

The potential for investors to experience losses due to factors that affect the overall performance of the financial markets.