The three identified differences between strategic and operational plans are ________.
A)time frame, cost and organisational age
B)cost, organisational age and number of planners
C)scope, time frame and inclusion of a known set of organisational objectives
D)inclusion of a known set of organisational objectives, cost and number of planners
E)organisational age, cost and scope

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The scope of the plans, their time frames and the inclusion of a known set of organisational objectives are the three main differences between strategic and operational plans. Cost, organisational age and number of planners are not key differences between the two types of plans.

The Three Identified Differences Between Strategic and Operational Plans Are