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A person who makes a public statement about a planned action (for example, announcing to your employees that I will increase profits in this company by 20 percent.)
 
  is less likely to accomplish that action than someone who remains quiet about his or her plans.
  a. True
  b. False

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A useful way to understanding the purpose of strategy is to think of the firm as a(n) ________, composed of a series of distinct activities, including production, marketing, materials management, R&D, human resources, information systems, and the
 
  firm infrastructure.
  A) activity network
  B) value constellation
  C) task succession
  D) value chain
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