Knowledge Spillover Refers To

question 10

Multiple Choice

Knowledge spillover refers to:

• A)the irrelevant business information that is accumulated in the organizations in the course of gathering business intelligence from the market.
• B)the gradual dissemination of ideas that is generated in one part of the organizational structure, to different parts of the organization.
• C)an informal exchange of ideas among individuals that helps individuals understand the state of the art in their field.
• D)illegal accessing of confidential company information by rival organizations as a part of industrial espionage.
• E)financially and technologically unfeasible ideas generated in the innovation hubs.

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Definitions:

Allocated Rent

The portion of rental expenses assigned to different departments or business units within an organization, often based on space usage or other relevant criteria.

Profitable Products

Products that generate more revenue than the costs associated with producing and selling them, contributing positively to a company's net income.

Physical Measures Method

An approach to cost allocation or performance measurement that relies on direct, quantifiable units such as hours, kilograms, or meters.

Relative Sales Value Method

An approach used in joint cost allocation, distributing costs among products based on their relative sales values at the split-off point.