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_____ is a strategy for competing in fast-changing markets by creating new products at predictable intervals.
 A) Time pacing
  B) Patching
  C) Routinization
  D) Quality function deployment
  E) Improvisation

Question 2

_____ involves activities in which the decision and execution of strategy actions approach convergence with each other in time.
 A) Time pacing
  B) Patching
  C) Routinization
  D) Quality function deployment
  E) Improvisation



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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