Risks That Are Peculiar to a Single Firm

question 70

Multiple Choice

Risks that are peculiar to a single firm:

• A) are called market risks
• B) cannot be diversified away
• C) are called specific risks
• D) tend to cause stocks to move together

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Definitions:

Management Practices

Management Practices encompass the strategies, methods, and actions used by leaders and managers to administer and direct organizations towards achieving their objectives.

Self-fulfilling Prophecy

A belief or expectation that influences behaviors in a way that causes the belief to become true.

Theory X

A management assumption that employees are inherently lazy and will avoid work if possible, necessitating a controlling and directive managerial style.

Perform Expectedly

Achieving or accomplishing tasks, duties, or roles in a manner that meets established standards or predictions.