Mintzberg Advocated Strategy as Action in Which

question 27

Multiple Choice

Mintzberg advocated strategy as action in which:

• A)​Intended strategy is always superseded by emergent strategy.
• B)​Emergent strategy can arise in addition to intended strategy.
• C) ​Top-down planning is most conducive to emergent strategy.
• D) ​Bottom-up planning and flexibility are avoided as part of strategic planning.

Discuss the benefits of free trade for the world economy and identify major trade barriers.

Understand the concept and significance of the eurozone and its impact on member countries.

Comprehend the principle of comparative advantage and its relevance to international trade.

Identify and discuss the reasons and implications of offshoring production activities.

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