Stable,long-Lasting Beliefs About What Is Important in a Variety of Situations

question 142

Multiple Choice

Stable,long-lasting beliefs about what is important in a variety of situations are:

• A)called intellectual capital.
• B)the foundations of the open systems anchor.
• C)the main reason why organizations fail to adapt.
• D)rarely studied in the field of organizational behaviour.
• E)called values.

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The available financial amount for households to use in saving or spending after accounting for income tax.

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The action of setting aside a portion of one's income or resources for future use or investment.

Disposable Income

The financial resources that households can allocate towards savings and expenditures after income tax deductions.

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The portion of income not spent on current consumption, often put aside for future use or investments.