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Anna35 [415]
3 years ago
6

When there is a weak fit between a core business and a particular business line, organizations will typically follow what partic

ular strategy? A. They will consolidate the weak line into others. B. The organization will attempt to divest the weak line C. The organization will try to refine the target marketing strategy D. They will attempt to try to reinvigorate the line will additional advertising
Business
1 answer:
Vinvika [58]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

B. The Organization will attempt to divest the weak line

Explanation:

First premise is to understand that there are two activities to consider for such companies. First is the Core business of the organisation and the second is the particular business line. A weak fit between the two means, resources are being wasted as they are not being maximized .

The organisation therefore will usually attempt to divest  (sell off their interest or investment) in the business line and then focus all resources and attention on the core business. Doing this will therefore, strengthen the core business and cut off the waste in resources.

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