Titlebook: Corporate Strategy; W. Stewart Howe Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 business.Corporate Strategy.management.s

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Stefano De Rubertis,Angelo Belliggianotions attaching to these. Finally, in the last chapter two particular techniques were presented by the use of which management could determine specific strategies to be applied to individual product-market areas or strategic business units.

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Stefano De Rubertis,Angelo Belliggianontages that may be gained from the adoption of this strategy. In this chapter we shall analyse the nature of these possible advantages, consider the potential strategic drawbacks of such a policy, and examine how management can arrive at an optimal strategy in this area.

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Ana Nieto Masot,Gema Cárdenas Alonsoe growth embraces most of the major directions of strategic decision-making. Indeed, only divestment as a business strategy falls out with the ambit of growth, and even in that case individual divestments by a firm may simply be a prelude to a new phase of growth.

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Stefano De Rubertis,Angelo Belliggiano was that Singer & Friedlander had ‘strong profit growth and excellent prospects’, but that following the appointment of a new managing director the company ‘had been reviewing its strategy and concluded that it should concentrate on the shipping, harbour and property sectors’..

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Strategic Managementunctions of management. It is, however, arguably the most significant area of management decision-making, and the most important one in which to make the right decisions. Management is defined in one text as ‘the process of planning, organizing, leading and controlling the efforts of organization me

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