The Shift from Planning to Strategy-Making Implied

question 59

Multiple Choice

The shift from Planning to Strategy-making implied:

• A)Shifting the planning process to a bottom-up strategic process
• B)Shifting from a centralized planning system to a system where the state interferes much less
• C)Shifting from a very detailed strategic plan of actions towards a positioning of the firm regarding its markets and rivals
• D)Shifting from a detailed strategic plan to a rigorous evaluation of the firm's current and future resources and capabilities

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