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What is the relationship between competitive strategy, external environment, and internal strategies?

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The relationship between competitive strategy, external environment, and internal strategies, begins with the fact that the competitive strategy that an organization utilizes is highly dependent upon the external environment in which that organization functions, and carries out its day-to-day operations. In essence, an ...

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