An organization's culture supports the belief that profits can be increased by cost cutting and that the company's best interests are served by achieving slow but steady increases in quarterly earnings.What is the nature of the programs that the organization's managers are likely to follow?
A) short-term
B) risky
C) innovative
D) expansionary

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The organization's culture supports slow but steady increases in quarterly earnings through cost cutting, which indicates a short-term focus rather than innovative or expansionary programs. Risky programs might contradict the belief in slow but steady increases in quarterly earnings.

An Organization's Culture Supports the Belief That Profits Can Be