Multiple Choice
Strategy can be seen as the activity of coming up with plans, decisions and actions. In arriving at these, the strategist will typically analyze the following, interrelated key factors
A) Goals, external context, resources and capabilities
B) Goals, finances, external context
C) Stakeholders, shareholders, customers
D) Stakeholders, external context, resources and capabilities
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