Which of the following issues is unlikely to be addressed by a corporate-level executive?
A) the industries that the organization should get into or out of
B) the resources to be allocated to each of the businesses
C) the businesses in which the organization should invest money
D) the advantages held over the business' competitors

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The issue of advantages held over the business' competitors is more likely to be addressed by a business-level executive who is directly involved in the operations of the specific business units. Corporate-level executives focus on broad strategic decisions such as the industries to operate in, allocation of resources, and portfolio investments.

Which of the Following Issues Is Unlikely to Be Addressed