The phenomenon that describes corporations as evolving through relatively long periods of stability punctuated by relatively short bursts of fundamental change (revolutionary change) is known as
A) revolution.
B) equilibrium.
C) punctuated equilibrium.
D) logical incrementalism.
E) discontinuity.

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Punctuated equilibrium is the phenomenon that describes corporations as evolving through relatively long periods of stability punctuated by relatively short bursts of fundamental change (revolutionary change). This theory suggests that change in organizations does not occur in a steady, gradual manner, but rather in sudden, rapid spurts followed by periods of stability.

The Phenomenon That Describes Corporations as Evolving Through Relatively Long