An Implied Power Differs from an Express Power in That

question 3

Multiple Choice

An implied power differs from an express power in that the implied power:

• A) is a power with limitations.
• B) is a power that relates to the external environment of a corporation.
• C) is granted to a corporation through statute and its articles of incorporation.
• D) is beyond a corporate power that is explicitly established.
• E) is a power that relates to the internal environment of a corporation.

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Definitions:

Demands of the Situation

The requirements or challenges inherent in a particular context or scenario that influence how one needs to act or respond.

Situational Factors

External influences that affect an individual's behavior or decision-making process, often considered in marketing to understand consumer behavior in different contexts.

Span of Control

The number of subordinates that a manager or supervisor can directly control, influencing the complexity and structure of the organization.

Subordinate Expectations

The anticipations or beliefs subordinates have regarding their role, performance outcomes, or interactions within an organization.