- What does a mission statement explain about a firm that a vision statement does not?
- Describe the three levels of strategy and what a manager developing strategy at each level is concerned with.
- Give an example for why a firm would pursue each of the three grand strategies.
- What actions can help a firm grow?
- What managerial skills and actions are included in the planning process?
- Why are good goals important to the planning process?
- What are the strategic planning time frames? How do they work together?
- Why is performance measurement often the start of new strategy development?
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