The Side Street Effect Refers to

question 11

Multiple Choice

The side street effect refers to

• A) the appearance of unexpected opportunities as one follows a plan.
• B) a corporate spin-off not sanctioned by the corporation.
• C) using corporate resources to pursue entrepreneurial activities.
• D) the entrepreneurial ventures that are marginally successful but never experience significant growth.
• E) the lack of focus seen in many entrepreneurs.

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Definitions:

Policy Advocates

Individuals or groups who actively work to promote, defend, or lobby for specific policies or legislative changes in pursuit of a public interest.

Policy Victories

Achievements attained in the realm of policymaking that reflect the successful implementation or modification of certain policies.

Legislators

Elected or appointed officials who have the authority to make and change laws within a government.

Coalitions

Alliances formed between various groups, organizations, or countries to achieve a common goal or address a shared concern.