A Driving Force That Causes a Person to Take Action

question 50

Multiple Choice

A driving force that causes a person to take action to satisfy specific needs is called a(n) :

• A) instigator
• B) motive
• C) enforcer
• D) stimulus
• E) belief

Know the role of businesses, communities, and governments in scaling sustainable business practices and making them profitable.

Analyze the challenges and criticisms related to implementing universal standards in sustainability across different nations.

Examine the implications of various Waves of change in socio-economic development for sustainability and how they drive organizational and societal transitions to sustainability.

Understand the various perspectives and theories of ethical behavior in business.

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