A Friendship Group Isn't an Example of a Formal Organization

question 47

Multiple Choice

A friendship group isn't an example of a formal organization because:

• A) friends don't tend to engage in collective activities.
• B) friends include strong ties,not weak ties.
• C) friends typically don't have formal rules and governing structures.
• D) even if one person leaves the group,they will still go on.

Understand the significance of embracing diversity and inclusivity in the workplace.

Understand the concept of disinflation and its occurrence.

Grasp the concept of deflation and identify when it begins.

Ability to interpret economic data related to inflation trends.

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