Adapting to New Conditions and Constantly Evaluating What Is Working

question 15

Multiple Choice

Adapting to new conditions and constantly evaluating what is working and what needs to be improved are normal parts of the strategy-making process which result in:

• A) a profitability-driven strategy.
• B) a broad market entry strategy.
• C) an evolving strategy.
• D) unlimited revenue generation.
• E) None of these.

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Definitions:

Crowding Model

A theory suggesting that public sector spending reduces the amount of resources available for the private sector.

Occupational Segregation

The division of labor based on demographic characteristics, such as gender, ethnicity, or race, leading to a concentration of individuals in certain occupations.

Gender Discrimination

The unfair treatment of individuals based on their gender, resulting in disadvantages in employment, education, and other areas.