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Questão 1/10 - Gestão da Tecnologia e da Inovação Leia o excerto do texto a seguir:

“Criar um novo negócio, por si só, já é um grande desafio. Pensar e realizar esse negócio com a preocupação de reduzir as discrepâncias sociais e ambientais deixadas pelos precursores do progresso é ainda mais desafiador, principalmente porque exige criatividade e inovação na busca de soluções comuns, visando ao bem-estar coletivo e individual e fazendo com que a riqueza seja mais bem distribuída, a facilidade ao crédito seja estimulada e o meio ambiente seja respeitado”.

Após essa avaliação, caso queira ler o texto integralmente, ele está disponível em:

SCHNEIDER, Elton Ivan; CASTELO BRANCO, Henrique José. A caminhada empreendedora. Curitiba: InterSaberes, 2012 p. 99.

Considerando o fragmento do texto, os conteúdos abordados na Rota 4 e no livro-base Gestão da inovação e do conhecimento, sobre o tema inovação tecnológica e sustentabilidade, analise as sentenças a seguir:

I. Para as grandes organizações, criar estratégias fundamentadas na sustentabilidade impede o aumento da capacidade produtiva.

II. A sociedade valoriza as empresas que desenvolvem produtos sustentáveis e fabricados a partir de tecnologias limpas.

III. As grandes indústrias investem em inovação para melhorar processos e aumentar a capacidade produtiva.

IV. O consumidor final anula as estratégias de sustentabilidade quando prioriza a aquisição de produtos de origem duvidosa.

V. Produzir e vender produtos de ciclo de vida curto é mais vantajoso para o cliente e para o meio ambiente e para a empresa.

São corretas as afirmativas:

A I, II e V, apenas.
B IV e V, apenas.
C II, III e IV, apenas.
D II e III, apenas.
E I, III e V, apenas.

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