Which of these models is not a rational planning approach?
Correct answer: D. Processual Approach
- A. Corporate- level strategic planning
- B. Strategic business unit level strategic planning
- C. Operational level strategic planning
- D. Processual Approach
Explanation
The processual approach views strategy as an emergent, politically influenced process rather than a fully rational sequence of planning and implementation. Corporate, strategic business unit, and operational planning are all levels of rational planning.
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