According to the Business Environment and Performance Impact Model, ________ provide support to organizations' activities and to the resultant performance, countering business pressures

Business-type activities differ from governmental-type activities in that

a. Most capital assets of business-type activities are considered to be revenue producing capital assets, while those in governmental-type activities generally are not. b. Business-type activities never have the power to levy a tax. c. Business-type activities do not adopt a budget. d. All of the above statements accurately reflect actual differences between business-type and governmental-type activities. e. Items b and c only accurately reflect primary differences between business-type and governmental-type activities.

Beverage makers are finding that water sales are increasing due to consumers' preferences for healthy drinks. Which part of the macroenvironment does this represent?

a. Economic forces b. Social forces c. Embryonic forces d. Political forces e. Demographic forces