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What determines the size of a company in terms of headcount?
What determines the size of a company in terms of headcount?
- The annual balance sheet value
- The number of part-time employees
- The number of full-time employees working in one year (correct)
- The turnover from sales and services
What are the thresholds for a company to be considered a medium enterprise?
What are the thresholds for a company to be considered a medium enterprise?
- Less than or equal to 500 employees, turnover of at least 100 million, balance sheet of 80 million
- Less than 50 employees, turnover of 10 million, balance sheet of 10 million
- Less than 10 employees, turnover of 2 million, balance sheet of 2 million
- Less than or equal to 250 employees, turnover of at least 50 million, balance sheet of 43 million (correct)
Why are SMEs considered the engine of the European economy?
Why are SMEs considered the engine of the European economy?
- They offer job creation, economic growth, and social stability (correct)
- They receive significant external funding
- They are owned by European citizens
- They have large turnovers and balance sheets
Why is it important for SMEs to have a common definition across Europe?
Why is it important for SMEs to have a common definition across Europe?
What is the defining factor for an entity to be considered an enterprise according to SMEs definition?
What is the defining factor for an entity to be considered an enterprise according to SMEs definition?
How is headcount calculated for a company?
How is headcount calculated for a company?
According to the text, which theory emphasizes the separation between ownership and control?
According to the text, which theory emphasizes the separation between ownership and control?
In which theory is the market considered to follow the invisible hand of Adam Smith?
In which theory is the market considered to follow the invisible hand of Adam Smith?
Which theory views markets as imperfect and prone to transaction costs due to a lack of information?
Which theory views markets as imperfect and prone to transaction costs due to a lack of information?
Which concept defines the company as a set of elements that interact to achieve a common goal?
Which concept defines the company as a set of elements that interact to achieve a common goal?
What is the branch of science that aims to address and study economic problems within a company, mentioned in the text?
What is the branch of science that aims to address and study economic problems within a company, mentioned in the text?
According to the text, what defines organizations as a group of interrelated elements working together towards a common goal?
According to the text, what defines organizations as a group of interrelated elements working together towards a common goal?
What is the main objective of a company as an open system?
What is the main objective of a company as an open system?
According to the text, which dimension contributes to building trust in a company?
According to the text, which dimension contributes to building trust in a company?
What is the role of a stakeholder's map in a company?
What is the role of a stakeholder's map in a company?
In which system does a company operate in Spain?
In which system does a company operate in Spain?
What is the significance of the positive synergising result for a company?
What is the significance of the positive synergising result for a company?
What determines which CSR standard to apply in a company?
What determines which CSR standard to apply in a company?
What does the Merco index measure in the context of a company's reputation?
What does the Merco index measure in the context of a company's reputation?
What contributes to the global system's influence over a company's elements?
What contributes to the global system's influence over a company's elements?
What are the characteristics of a company as an open system according to the provided text?
What are the characteristics of a company as an open system according to the provided text?
What is the main role of stakeholders in relation to a company?
What is the main role of stakeholders in relation to a company?
