At Its Simplest Level, a Joint Venture May Be Thought

question 55

Multiple Choice

At its simplest level, a joint venture may be thought of as:

• A) a merger of two companies.
• B) an acquisition of a smaller company by a larger company.
• C) a form of strategic outsourcing.
• D) a sign of weakness on the part of one of the companies.
• E) pooling of resources by two or more firms to create new business.

Develop an awareness of how to effectively use visuals to support a message in presentations.

Comprehend strategies for creating effective slide sets and avoiding the creation of "slideuments".

Recognize the significance of preparing and practicing for a presentation, irrespective of the slide type used.

Understand the use of color and visuals in the context of room lighting and presentation settings.