Business and Government-Lecture-1-Crossword

5. A business organization created to produce goods or services and generate profit within society.
7. The level of importance a stakeholder holds based on power, legitimacy, and urgency.
10. A theory viewing the firm as the property of shareholders whose interests take priority.
11. The perception that a stakeholder’s actions or claims are appropriate within societal norms.
12. An interconnected structure in which organizations interact continuously with their surroundings.
14. An organization engaged in producing goods or providing services for profit.
15. The economic and social benefits created by corporations for various stakeholder groups.

1. The external context of social, political, economic, and technological forces surrounding a firm.
2. The degree to which a stakeholder’s claim requires immediate managerial attention.
3. The ability of a stakeholder to influence organizational decisions or outcomes.
4. The increasing integration of businesses, markets, and societies across national borders.
6. A managerial process used to identify stakeholders and evaluate their interests and influence.
8. The collective system of people, communities, and institutions within which businesses operate.
9. A temporary alliance formed by stakeholders to pursue shared interests.
13. A person or group that affects or is affected by an organization’s decisions and actions.