Which of the Following Is NOT an Integral Part of Driving-Forces

question 62

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an integral part of driving-forces analysis?

• A) determining whether forces are acting to cause fundamental changes in industry conditions and/or the industry's competitiveness
• B) determining whether forces are acting to cause industry rivals to shift to a different strategic group
• C) determining whether forces are acting to strengthen or weaken market demand
• D) determining whether forces are acting to make competition more or less intense
• E) determining whether forces are acting to raise or lower industry profitability

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Definitions:

Gainsharing

A performance-based compensation strategy where employees receive benefits from cost-saving measures or productivity increases.

Cash Bonuses

Additional compensation awarded to employees as a one-time payment for achieving specific performance targets or for special recognition.

Performance Target

A specific goal set for a business, department, team, or individual to achieve within a particular time frame, aimed at improving performance.

Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory

A motivational theory that identifies two sets of factors that impact employee satisfaction and motivation: hygiene factors and motivators.