A) United Nations B) Ashoka C) World Economic Forum D) International Monetary Fund
A) 1985 B) 1990 C) 1975 D) 1980
A) ExxonMobil B) Ford Motor Company C) TOMS Shoes D) Apple Inc.
A) Venture capital for tech start-ups B) Initial public offerings C) Impact investing D) Real estate investments
A) Sustainable Development Goals B) Paris Agreement C) Millennium Development Goals D) Universal Declaration of Human Rights
A) Corporate executives exclusively B) Baby Boomers only C) Retired professionals D) Millennials and Gen Z
A) Lack of competition B) Overabundance of funding C) Balancing social and financial objectives D) Excessive government support
A) Limiting job creation B) Increasing resource depletion C) Creating monopolies D) Fostering social innovation
A) Cutting overhead costs B) Creating retail chains C) Providing financial services to the underserved D) Investing in large corporations |