1. Strategy As Leverage
A few of the these factors consist of the monetary and fiscal policy, trade and industrial policy, national levels of education, the structure of corporate ownership, and the social norms and values of a particular nation (76). ... "The assumptions, premises, and accepted wisdom that bound a company's understanding of itself and its industry and drive its competitive strategy determine which "diseases" a company will fall prey to and which it will avoid (76)." ... In competition on a global level, long-term competitiveness depends on managers" willingness to continually change their man...
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