A Goal Differs from a Strategy in That

question 13

Multiple Choice

A goal differs from a strategy in that ...

• A) A goal is a measurable result and a strategy is a broad course of action.
• B) A goal is the outcome of a strategy.
• C) A goal details the specific actions of a strategy.
• D) A goal is how a strategy is executed.
• E) None of the above explains how a goal differs from a strategy.

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