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Question
Stakeholders who contribute to the business enterprise from outside the organisation are known as ______.
Options
External Stakeholder
Internal Stakeholder
General Public
Creditors
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Solution
Stakeholders who contribute to the business enterprise from outside the organisation are known as external stakeholders.
Explanation:
External stakeholders are individuals or groups outside the organisation that have an interest in the company’s operations and outcomes. This includes entities like customers, suppliers, creditors, and the government. Although external stakeholders are not part of the organisation, they are affected by its activities and can influence its performance.
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