To Build a Financial Structure Capable of Sustaining an Organization

question 87

Multiple Choice

To build a financial structure capable of sustaining an organization and funding the group's activities, what do most interest groups primarily rely on?

• A)public expenditures and tax credits
• B)grants from charitable foundations
• C)research contracts and royalties from intellectual properties
• D)selling of ancillary services such as insurance or vacation tours
• E)membership dues and voluntary contributions

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Definitions:

Operant

In psychology, an operant is any behavior that is strengthened or weakened by the consequences it produces.

Conscious Control

The deliberate use of one's awareness and intentions to guide actions or thoughts, often in self-regulation or decision making.

Employee Performance

The level of effectiveness and efficiency with which an employee carries out their assigned tasks and responsibilities.

External Events

Occurrences outside an organization that can impact its operations, strategies, and success, often unpredictably.