Environmental Analysis and Strategic Management: Understanding External and Operating Factors

This paper explores the importance of environmental analysis in strategic management, considering both external and operating factors affecting businesses.

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Environmental Analysis and Strategic Management: Understanding Externaland Operating Factors1.A firm’s external environment is divided into various subcategories that includeA.remote, social, and operationsB.industry,technology, and internalC.political, social, and industryD.remote, industry, and operating2.When managers consider the general availability of credit, the level of disposableincome, and the propensity of people to spend, they are considering what factors?A.Social factorsB.Business factorsC.Political factorsD.Economic factors3.This factor considers or provides creative adaptations that can suggest possibilitiesfor new products orfor improvements in existing products or in manufacturing andmarketing techniques.A.Industry factorB.Operations factorC.Sales factorD.Technological factor4.The quasi-science of anticipating environmental and competitive changes andestimating their importance to an organizations operation refers toA.environmental scanningB.SWOT analysisC.business analysisD.technological forecasting5.This term refers to therelationships among human beings and other living things andthe air, soil, and water that supports them.A.Society

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