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What Do Economists Call a Set of Actions That a Firm

Question 174

Question 174

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What do economists call a set of actions that a firm takes to achieve a goal, such as maximising profits?


A) a business strategy.
B) a payoff matrix.
C) the Porter's Competitive Forces plan.
D) game theory.

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