The Capacity of an Organization to Continuously Act and Change

question 40

Multiple Choice

The capacity of an organization to continuously act and change in pursuit of competitive advantage is:

• A) coordination flexibility.
• B) predicted focus.
• C) organizational capability.
• D) replacement selection.

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Definitions:

Late 1970s

A period marked by significant political, economic, and cultural events worldwide, often considered to include the years from 1976 to 1979.

Early 1980s

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Check-cashing Outlets

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Multiplier

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