This gentleman is correct. Unfortunately these types of questions tend to come up in the Multiple Choice section, and the difference between pluralist/radical stances can be highly ambiguous unless the question is phrased very carefully - which it is sometimes not.
Stop fretting, thanks to my time machine I've been able to confirm that question 27 is;
Describe the causes of industrial conflict, and evaluate the effectiveness of marketing strategies used in managing global business.
You peons owe me.
Comparing actual and planned performance is a form of controlling/modifying a strategy. Organising/planning is more to do with the creation of a strategy, staffing is not related.
Clearly the answer is (A)
It's more focused on hazardous products that are not allowed to simply by 'dumped' in more developed countries with stricter laws.
Some unethical transnational corporations will use developing countries/vulnerable markets (these usually have less laws concerning the disposal of harmful...
You don't need DETAILED information on it. At most, you will probably be required to identify two of them; the textbook has sufficient material on the topic.
Don't bother committing the concept of "4 P's" to memory; in terms of marketing strategies, you should just consider market segmentation/product differentiation, produce, price, promotion & place. No need for those ridiculous acronyms, this isn't Year 2.
Strategic alliance - Two or more businesses join together, pooling their resources; this can be done in both domestic/international markets and this strategy is often seen as a 'win-win' situation for both businesses.
Network - Provision of administrative control of another business or set of...
Here's an acronym:
People skills
Strategic thinking
Vision
Flexibility & adaptability to change
Self-managing
Teamwork
Complex problem solving & decision making
High personal and ethical standards
Remember it.
Your mobile phone number has 10 digits; it is unique out of 8^10 possible combinations [assuming it begins with 04], yet possible to commit to memory in under 60 seconds.
If you find it difficult to learn the name/order of nine steps after a year of Business Studies... I'd just jump now.
Specifically, in mediation the third-party member has no ties to either stakeholder.
In arbitration, the third party is a COMMISSIONER (ie: AIRC/FWA) that makes a legally-binding decision on the issue.
You're welcome for the help, pathetic peon.