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3 years ago

Which of the following leader types practices status quo?

Business

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omeli [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. transactional

Explanation:

In business, maintaining status quo means maintaining the pre-existing structure and culture that exist in the company. Transactional leaders tend to be less innovative , but very strict in enforcing pre-existing rules / conducts.

In order to maintain this status quo, transactional leaders tend to use rewards and punishment.

If an employee is following the company's requirement, that employee will be given rewards (such as bonuses or promotion). If the employee violate the company's rule, that employee will be punished (such as salary cut or firing)

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Dividend = D

A B(A*$5) C D

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Chile- 4 pounds of coffee beans, Argentina - 16 pounds of coffee beans, is the correct solution of the question.

<h3>Explanation of the question?</h3>

It loses 4 pounds of coffee beans if one worker produces 4 pounds of peppers. As a result, if the worker produces 4 pounds extra peppers, 4 pounds of coffee beans will be lost. As a result, the opportunity cost of generating an additional 4 pounds of peppers for Chile is equal to 4 pounds of coffee beans.

Argentina's case:

It loses 8 pounds of coffee beans if one worker produces 2 pounds of peppers.

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