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2 years ago

Strategic planning (select all that apply):

Business

1 answer:

Afina-wow [57]2 years ago

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Answer:

C. requires visionary and directional thinking

Explanation:

Strategic planning: This planning applies to the long-term planning regarding available resources, costs and time that helps to achieve an organization's goals and objectives efficiently and effectively by considering the strategic vision, and strategic mission of the company

It also deals with the long term decisions that help the organization in a better way with respect to the better returns in terms of profit

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Donations Revenue $8,500 (credit)

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Cash $3,000 (credit)

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