According to Mintzberg, Emergent Strategies Are

question 36

Multiple Choice

According to Mintzberg, emergent strategies are

• A) most useful when the future is certain.
• B) less likely to be successful than other types of strategies.
• C) usually developed by the firm's CEO and top managers.
• D) exactly the same as deliberate strategies.
• E) often successful and may be more appropriate than intended strategies.

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