CSU BUS 201 Final Exam questions and Verified answers latest update A+ GRADE
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CSU BUS 201
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CSU BUS 201
CSU BUS 201 Final Exam questions and Verified answers latest update A+ GRADE
CSU BUS 201 Final Exam questions and Verified answers latest update A+ GRADE
CSU BUS 201 Final Exam questions and Verified answers latest update A+ GRADE
CSU BUS 201 Final Exam with actual
questions and Verified answers latest
update 2024-2025 A+ GRADE
Your required textbook for this course is 'The Sustainable Business Case Book'. - Accurate ANS True
It is important not to cheat. - Accurate ANS True
It is possible to miss a day or two and still earn enough points to get an A in the class. - Accurate ANS
True
Every Wednesday, prfDean will release a quiz that is based on that week's reading. This quiz is taken
on Canvas and is due by noon on Fridays. - Accurate ANS False
Starting in Week 4, every Tuesday there are Case Study Presentations. - Accurate ANS False
About how many slides should each Case Study slide deck contain? - Accurate ANS 10
Approx. how many minutes should each presentation last? - Accurate ANS 10
Which of the following is true? - Accurate ANS You get to drop a quiz score, even if it's a zero
"To use a good book as a sedative is " states the Author. - Accurate ANS A conspicuous
waste
, What is the essence of "active reading"? - Accurate ANS Coming to the book with four basic
questions
Which are the 4 basic questions reader's ask? - Accurate ANS What is this book about as a whole? What
is being said in detail?
Is the book true, in whole or in part?
What of it?
The author posits that, "Good books should ". - Accurate ANS Stretch you.
Read this carefully: In 1987 after 900 days of research & work, Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem
Brundtland developed what has become the touchstone definition for Environmental Sustainability. It
states that: "Allowing future generations to meet their needs by compromising the current
generation's ability to meet their own needs." True or False? - Accurate ANS False
Which of the following are part of the "Tragedy of the Commons" concept? - Accurate ANS -TotC occurs
when different parties have open access to the same Ecosystem Services
-TotC occurs when different parties act independently in their own self-interests
-A basic premise of TotC is that the carrying capacity will be exceeded
Over time, the word "sustainability" has morphed from being only about the long term financial
viability of a company to now include components of social and environmental concerns. - Accurate
ANS True
"Limits to growth" posits that unlimited economic growth is not possible while "no limits to growth"
posits that unlimited economic growth is possible. - Accurate ANS -"limits to growth"
-"no limits to growth"
What are the "3 P's"? - Accurate ANS -People
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