An organization accomplishes its goal to obtain a 40 percent share of the domestic market, but is unable to get the desired return on investment and output per hour of labor. Based on this information, the organization is most likely focused on which of the following?
The organization has achieved its goal of obtaining a 40 percent share of the domestic market, indicating success in terms of market penetration and achieving its target market share. However, the failure to achieve the desired return on investment and output per hour of labor suggests that the organization is not using its resources efficiently enough to maximize profit and productivity. Therefore, the organization is focused on effectiveness (achieving market share) rather than efficiency (maximizing return on investment and productivity).
D. Effectiveness and not efficiency. Based on the information provided, the organization has accomplished its goal of obtaining a 40 percent share of the domestic market. However, it is unable to achieve the desired return on investment and output per hour of labor. This suggests that the organization is focused on effectiveness rather than efficiency. Effectiveness refers to the extent to which an organization achieves its goals and objectives. In this case, the organization has successfully gained a significant market share, indicating effectiveness in terms of market penetration. However, it is not achieving the desired return on investment and output per hour of labor, indicating that it may be struggling to efficiently utilize its resources to generate expected productivity
i also think the answer is D.. why A?
Someone explain how it's not D
I think d