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Perfect Competition is an industry in which there is only one supplier of a product that has no close substitutes.
Functional Flexibility
The ability of an organization to adapt and respond to changes by reallocating or restructuring its workforce to meet current demands or operational requirements.
Employment Flexibility
The degree to which a job allows for flexibility in hours, location, and tasks according to the needs of both the employer and employee.
Procedural Flexibility
The ability to adapt the rules and processes in a system, such as in legal proceedings or organizational policies, to accommodate different circumstances.
Wage Flexibility
The ability of wages to adjust in response to changes in the economic environment, including supply and demand for labor.
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