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Long-range planning that focuses on the organization as a total unit is called ___.

Strategic planning

Which of the following suggests that managers should provide finds for planning only when they anticipate a reasonable return on investment?

Commitment principle

Which of the following represents the first step in the strategic management process?

Environmental analysis

To best understand what is happening both internally and externally to the organization, and to increase the probability of developing organizational strategies that reflect the organizational environment, a(n) ___ analysis should be undertaken.

Enviromental

The element of the general environment that indicates how resources are being distributed and used in the environment is the ___ component.

Economic

Demographics, the statistical characteristics of a population, are reflected in the ___ component of the general environment.

Social

Laws such as the Clean Air Act, the Affordable Care Act, and the Consumer Products Safety Act are considered part of the ___component of the general environment.

Legal

Which tool is designed to identify and analyze forces determine competitiveness within an industry?

Five forces model

In Porter’s Five Model, ___ refers to the ability to new firms to enter the industry.

The threat of new entrants

Under Porter’s Five Forces Model. What happens when the threat of substitutes increase?

The attractiveness of an industry decreases

The purpose of which an organization exists is its ___.

Organizational mission

Which term refers to a strategy intended to strengthen or protect the amount of business a strategic business unit is currently generating?

Retrenchment

Determining how to best achieve organizational objectives is done through ___.

Strategy formation

Which of the following compares internal strengths with external opportunities?

SWOT analysis

In the BCG Growth-Share Matrix, which matrix quadrant is categorized as having a large share of a market that is growing only slightly?

Cash cow


A significant organizational segment that is analyzed to develop strategies for generating future business or revenue is known as a ___.

Strategic business unit

Which of the following is a strategy that targets a particular customer in order to make the organization more competitive?

Focus

Wal-Mart’s strategy focuses on offering lower prices than its competitors. This is an example of which generic strategy?

Cost leadership

In the strategic management process, putting strategies into action is done through ___.

Strategy implementation

When implementing a strategy, the ability to network people who can solve implementation problems accomplished through ___skills.

Organizing

The ability to provide resources necessary to strategy implementation is done with ___.

Allocating skills

___ involves outlining what the different parts of an organization should do in order to be successful at some point one year or less into the future.

Tactical planning

Why are strategic plans less detailed than tactical plans?

Because strategic plans are based on aprediction of the future

How a firm undertakes strategic and tactical actions, and competitors’ responses to those actions, is referred to as ___.

Competitive dynamics

___ refers to the resources and ability a firmhas to undertake an action.

Competitor capability