The correct answer is D, Individual productivity is necessary for group productivity.
It is a simple logic that when an individual is productive, he will work quite effectively for the organization, and when productive individuals are brought together in a group to do a specific task, they productivity of the group increases. So if we want a group in an organization to be productive, then the group must have individuals who are productive enough in person. So they will double the productivity while working as a team of productive individuals.
In today’s digital market space consumers and businesses interact, sell, and buy beyond their local borders. With greater access to foreign markets, many U.S companies are looking to expand overseas and to sell internationally.
Global retail sales, including both in-store and online purchases, surpassed $22 trillion in 2014, according to recent figures from eMarketer. The marketing research firm also predicts a 5.5 % increase in overall international retail sales to $28.3 trillion by 2018.
