A Firm's Stakeholder Strategy Primarily Allows the Firm to

Multiple Choice

A firm's stakeholder strategy primarily allows the firm to

A) analyze and manage how various external and internal stakeholders interact to jointly create and trade value.
B) effectively isolate its internal stakeholders (like shareholders and employees) from its external stakeholders (like customers and media) .
C) transfer the contributions external stakeholders make into benefits for the internal stakeholders.
D) facilitate the development of a competitive relationship between its internal and external stakeholders.