The School of Thought That Views Strategy as the Outcome

question 82

Multiple Choice

The school of thought that views strategy as the outcome of rigorous formal planning is based on:

• A)​The work of Carl von Clausewitz, a Prussian military strategist.
• B)​Sun Tzu's book The Art of War.
• C) ​Mintzberg's ideas of bottom-up feedback.
• D) ​Liddell Hart's set of goal-oriented actions.

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