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Business, 07.01.2020 02:31, yunilka28

Strategy-making is
a. primarily the responsibility of key executives rather than a task for a company's entire management team.
b. more of a collaborative group effort that involves all managers and sometimes key employees, as opposed to being the function and responsibility of a few high-level executives.
c. first and foremost the function and responsibility of a company's strategic planning staff.
d. first and foremost the function and responsibility of a company's board of directors.
e. first and foremost the function of a company's chief executive officer—who formulates strategic initiatives and submits them to the board of directors for approval.

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