McqMate
| Q. |
What is the definition of the term, 'social enterprise'? |
| A. | A commercial organization that seeks to combine a profit seeking motive with the provision of social benefits. |
| B. | A trading organization that is motivated by profit and a societal orientation. |
| C. | A social enterprise undertakes social marketing and can take a variety of legal forms, including co-operative, a limited company and a community interest company. |
| D. | A trading organization which serves a social purpose and which can take a variety of legal forms, including co-operative, a limited company and a community interest company. |
| Answer» D. A trading organization which serves a social purpose and which can take a variety of legal forms, including co-operative, a limited company and a community interest company. | |
View all MCQs in
Entrepreneurship and Small Business ManagementNo comments yet