"Strategy as a target" means that:
A)The identification and design of the future of a firm's strategy is part of the strategic process
B)Top managers must check the gap between realized and intended strategies
C)Strategy focuses on the ultimate organizational goal: profit
D)None of the above

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"Strategy as a target" refers to the process of identifying and designing a future strategy for a firm. This involves setting specific goals and objectives for the organization to achieve, and then creating a plan to reach those goals. Option A is the best choice as it accurately describes this process. Option B refers to the process of checking the gap between realized and intended strategies which is not necessarily the same thing as strategy as a target. Option C is too narrow as a definition of strategy, as not all organizations have profit as their ultimate goal. Option D is not correct as there is a correct answer.

"Strategy as a Target" Means That