Just a quiz

Which is NOT a force behind the revolution in nonprofit management?

• Increasing demand for accountability

• Technological advancements
• Introduction of competition

• The growth of the sector

What are the three areas from which nonprofit literature is drawn?

• Volunteer Testimony, Social Science, Organizational Theory

• Volunteer Testimony, Practitioner Literature, Organizational Theory

• Social Science, Practitioner Literature, Organizational Theory

• Volunteer Testimony, Social Science, Practitioner Literature,

Define the Social Institutions View of Nonprofits

• Nonprofits are essential components of a democratic society, providing a space for citizen participation and representation.

• Nonprofits are primarily focused on self-sustaining practices and the triple bottom line

• Nonprofits are businesses with a social purpose

• Nonprofits are primarily focused on providing services to the minority communities

Define the Social Enterprise view of Nonprofits.

• Nonprofits operate like businesses with a social purpose

• Nonprofits are essential to civil society and promote free expression

• Nonprofits are entities that do not pay taxes and must pay attention to the triple bottom line

• Nonprofits must meet social goals before focusing on business interests

What are the three types of giving?

• Philanthropy, Donation, Volunteerism

• Charity, Donation, volunteerism

• Philanthropy, Charity, Donation

• Philanthropy, volunteerism, charity

Define Non-distribution constraint.

• Nonprofits must put all of their income back into the organization

• Nonprofits may not pay high level executives

• Nonprofits may not give money to shareholders in the form of dividends

• Nonprofits may not directly distribute funds to other organizations or community members

Which of the following is NOT an alternative name for the nonprofit sector?

• Third sector
• Voluntary sector
• Charitable sector
• Non-distributive Sector

What is NOT true of 501(c)3s?

• 501(c)3s are tax-exempt organizations.
• 501(c)3s do not include private foundations

• 501(c)3s are classified by the IRS

• 501(c)3s must limit their political activity

Define Private Good.

• A good that is non-excludable and non-rivalrous
• A good that is provided by the government for the public
• A good that is both excludable and rivalrous.

• A good that is non-excludable but rivalrous

Define Free Riders.

• People who receive exemptions from nonprofits from some taxation types

• Individuals who benefit from resources, goods, or services without paying for the cost of the benefit
• People who benefit from nonprofit organizations without paying them.

• People who have government exemptions from some taxation types.