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According to the Grand Strategy Matrix, Quadrant III organizations compete in rapid-growth industries and have weak competitive positions.
Modernization Theory
A theory suggesting that societal development occurs through a series of progressive stages, typically moving from traditional to modern industrial societies.
Traditional Society
A society that is largely based on customs, traditions, and pre-modern economic activities such as agriculture.
Modern Society
A societal phase marked by advanced technology, industrialization, rationality, and complex social structures, differentiating it from earlier societies.
Cultural Diversity
The existence of a variety of cultural or ethnic groups within a society, celebrated for enriching the social fabric.
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