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Ratling [72]
1 year ago
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when the ceo of whole foods, john mackey, had to make decisions about the company's cost structure and value position in order t

o create a business level strategy he was:
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1 answer:
anzhelika [568]1 year ago
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When the CEO of whole foods, John Mackey, had to make decisions about the company's cost structure and value position in order to create a business-level strategy he was making <u>strategic trade-offs</u>.

In the field of business, trade-offs can be described as factors or activities that are not to be done by a company because these activities do not add to the core value of the company.

Strategic trade-offs can be described as the compromises that a company has to make in order for focusing on certain other aspects of the company.

Strategic trade-offs are made by looking into the cost structure of the company and its value position. Based on these, the costs are reduced in such a way that the value position of the company does not decline.

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