The Most Important Parts of Conducting a SWOT Analysis Are

question 48

Multiple Choice

The most important parts of conducting a SWOT analysis are

• A)listing a company's resource strengths and competitive capabilities.
• B)identifying the company's resource strengths and competitive capabilities,external market opportunities,and threats to its well-being.
• C)creating a table with four lists for company managers to evaluate.
• D)drawing conclusions about the company's overall business situation and translating these conclusions into strategic actions.
• E)tabulating a company's resource strengths and market opportunities,problematic weaknesses,and worrisome threats.

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Definitions:

Aggregate Spending

The total amount of money spent by all sectors of an economy, including consumption, investment, government purchases, and net exports.

Velocity of Money

The velocity at which currency is transferred from one deal to another and the extent to which a currency unit is employed over a certain period.

Real Output

The actual value of goods and services produced in an economy, adjusted for inflation, representing the total economic output.

Money Supply

The aggregate financial resources available for transactions in an economy at a specific point, counting in cash forms like coins, notes, and the values in checking and savings bank accounts.