​Reinventing or Reengineering Government Referred to _____

question 4

Multiple Choice

​Reinventing or reengineering government referred to _____.

• A)​bureaucrats who implemented policy
• B)​a national and state movement during the 1990s to improve government and make it more efficient
• C)​pseudo laissez faire
• D)​the growth of government at the state and local levels
• E)​populism

Understand the concept of corporate veil and circumstances under which it can be pierced to hold shareholders personally liable.

Recognize the rights, duties, and potential liabilities of corporate promoters before and after incorporation.

Understand the role and significance of shareholder meetings, voting rights, and dividend distribution in corporate governance.

Understand different categories of software and their purposes.

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Definitions:

Macrosystem

The most encompassing layer in Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory, referring to societal norms, laws, cultural contexts, and economic conditions that influence an individual's development.

Conflicts of Interest

Situations in which a person or organization could potentially benefit personally or financially from their actions or decisions, leading to a possible clash between personal interests and professional duties or responsibilities.

Continuous View

An approach or theory that sees changes or developments as gradual and incremental, without sharp divisions.

Nature and Nurture

A discussion focusing on the significance of inherent traits (nature) versus the influence of life experiences (nurture) in shaping variations in physical and behavioral characteristics.