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1
Factors in the general environment are less difficult to identify and respond to than factors in the task environment.
A)True
B)False
2
When a company can sell its goods to customers in another country, this represents an opportunity for this company.
A)True
B)False
3
Technological change can make a product obsolete.
A)True
B)False
4
When companies are free to buy goods and services from whichever companies and countries they choose, this is an example of a closed environment.
A)True
B)False
5
Societies in which inequalities among people last for a long time have low power distance.
A)True
B)False
6
The forces outside of the organization that have the potential to affect the way the organization operates are called the:
A)barriers to entry.
B)economies of scale.
C)global environment.
D)global outsourcing.
7
Factors that make it difficult for a company to enter an industry are called:
A)global outsourcing.
B)economies of scale.
C)brand loyalty.
D)barriers to entry.
8
The arrangement of the relationships between people and groups in a society is known as that society's:
A)outsourcing structure.
B)social structure.
C)tariff structure.
D)barriers to entry.
9
A tax that a government imposes on imported goods to reduce competition for the products of its own companies is called a(n):
A)tariff.
B)demographic force.
C)supplier force.
D)economies of scale.
10
Ideas about what a society considers to be good, right, and desirable are called ________ , while unwritten rules and codes of conduct that tell managers how they are supposed to act in a given situation are called ________ .
A)folkways; norms
B)values; mores
C)values; norms
D)none of these





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