What is the definition of a coalition? a. A pro-business political party b. An institution incorporated...
What is the definition of a coalition?
| a. |
A pro-business political party |
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| b. |
An institution incorporated in order to achieve a common goal |
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| c. |
The network of employees within a firm |
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| d. |
An informal group formed to achieve a common goal |
Homework Answers
"D"
A coalition is an informal grouping formed to achieve a common goal in the market. the answer is "D". For example we have coalition government in multi party democracies.
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