<span>France, Poland, and the British entered a defensive pact before the war began. For everyone else, to enter into an alliance with the Allies meant--for the most part--that they were entering into the war until hostilities against the Allies ended.
There was also a matter of differing ideologies. The fascists involved with the Axis powers were viewed as making war against capitalism (UK, US, France) and communism (USSR, China). There was a shared understanding that if the fascists were to win, free societies and communist societies alike would be at risk of extinction.</span>
Answer: Being effective looks at doing the right thing, efficiency deals with how you do the right thing.
Explanation:
Effective is being seeing as doing the doing the right thing, while efficiency looks at how well you do that right thing.
The best approach to study organizational effectiveness is to look at goals. Setting a goal and working towards it helps an organization to be effective.
The answer to the first one is not what the other answer says. The answer is learning effect.
