Which feature makes an external business factor generally less controllable by an individual firm?

Correct answer: A. It originates outside the firm's authority

  • A. It originates outside the firm's authority
  • B. It is recorded in the firm's budget
  • C. It is managed by department heads
  • D. It is included in the production schedule

Explanation

External factors arise beyond the firm's direct authority, although a firm may adapt its strategy to them. Internal budgets, managers, and schedules are more directly controllable.

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