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