In the "four-stage" model of change," Stage III is represented by
A. deciding how much to markup costs to set a profitable product price.
B. cost-cutting and restructuring to maintain and improve production.
C. narrowing product lines to those offering the greatest revenue potential.
D. focusing on markets with the greatest growth potential.
Answer:C
In the "four-stage" model of change," Stage III is represented by
A. deciding how much to markup costs to set a profitable product price. B. cost-cutting and restructuring to maintain and improve production. C. narrowing product lines to those offering the greatest revenue potential. D. focusing on markets with the greatest growth potential.