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- Q1A business organization which is owned and operated by a single person.PartnershipSole proprietorshipCorporationCooperative60s
- Q2A business organization in which two or more persons as co-owners of unincorporated business.CorporationPartnershipSingle proprietorshipCooperative60s
- Q3A business organization formed to meet today’s changing work environment.Simple business organizationFunctional business organizationFlexible business organizationProfit business organization60s
- Q4An organization designed to give service to clients without expecting monetary gains or financial benefits for their endeavours.Non-profit business organizationDivisional business organizationFlexible business organizationSimple business organization60s
- Q5It is an association of two or more persons, each with unlimited liability, who are actively involved in the business.General PartnershipLimited Partnership60s
- Q6It is an enterprise chartered by law, with most of the legal rights of a person, including the right to conduct a business, to own and sell, to borrow money, and to sue or be sued.PartnershipCorporationOrganizationCooperative60s
- Q7It accepts deposits from members and lends money to its members at a very reasonable interest rate.Producers cooperativeCredit unionService cooperativeConsumer cooperative60s
- Q8It makes services readily available and at a lower priceMarketing cooperativeCredit unionService cooperativeConsumers cooperative60s
- Q9It refers to the forces/factors outside the organization which may affect, either positively or negatively, the performance of the organization.Internal Business EnvironmentExternal Business Environment60s
- Q10It refers to the forces/factors within the organization which may affect, either positively or negatively, the performance of the organization.Internal Business EnvironmentExternal Business Environment60s
- Q11Inflation is an example of what external business environment?Sociocultural situationsEconomic situationsPoliticolegal situationsDemographic situations60s
- Q12Gender, age, educational level and income are examples of what external business environment?Politicolegal situationsDemographic situationsSociocultural situationsEconomic situations60s
- Q13Car manufacturing managers must give the go signal for the development of vehicles that are environmentally friendly instead of only being focused on the product’s speed, fuel economy and design. This is an example of what external business environment?Technological situationsDemographic situationsWorld and ecological situationsSociocultural situations60s
- Q14Filipino customers are now conscious about the importance of avoiding fatty foods, so many food companies now make sure that the products they offer are cholesterol-free or are in low cholesterol. What type of external business environment is presented in the situation?Economic situationsTechnological situationSociocultural situationsWorld and ecological situations60s
- Q15Strengths and weaknesses refer to the presence or absence of internal resources in a given enterpriseFalseTrue60s
