Any organization's environment has three dimensions. Identify these dimensions.
A) stability, adaptability, and employee-orientation
B) complexity, volatility, and capacity
C) replaceability, product-orientation, and stability
D) flexibility, employee-orientation, and capacity
E) volatality, product-orientation, and adaptability

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The three dimensions of an organization's environment are complexity, volatility, and capacity. Complexity refers to the number of elements and relationships within the environment, volatility refers to the degree of instability and unpredictability, and capacity refers to the organization's resources and ability to respond to the environment. Choices A, C, D, and E include some relevant dimensions, but not the precise ones.

Any Organization's Environment Has Three Dimensions