In the Twenty-First Century Strategy Has Become Less About Sustaining

question 41

Multiple Choice

In the twenty-first century strategy has become less about sustaining competitive advantage and more about

• A)business school academics developing new theories, which are taught to new graduates.
• B)earlier methods have simply been seen as old-fashioned.
• C)flexibility and successive temporary advantages.
• D)computerisation and the internet age meaning that we know more about what's really going on nowadays.

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