The 1950s/60s Style of Corporate Planning Assumed That

question 42

Multiple Choice

The 1950s/60s style of corporate planning assumed that

• A)there would be almost no difference between the intended strategy and the realized strategy.
• B)the business world is essentially a predictable environment.
• C)there was unlikely to be anything unexpected to occur of sufficient importance to disrupt the strategic plan.
• D)all of the above.

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