There are four different aspects of strategy. Intended strategy is strategy as conceived by the top…

There are four different aspects of strategy. Intended strategy is strategy as conceived by the top management team. Even here, rationality is limited and the intended strategy is the result of a process of negotiation, bargaining, and compromise, involving many individuals and groups within the organization. However, realized strategy—the actual strategy that is implemented—is only partly related to that which was intended (Mintzberg suggests only 10%–30% of intended strategy is realized). Match the proper definition of each strategic aspect Intended, Deliberate, Realized, and Emergent Strategies.
Question 7 options:1234Intended1234Realized1234Emergent1234Deliberate
1.The strategy as conceived by the top management team. Even here, rationality is limited and the strategy is the result of a process of negotiation, bargaining, and compromise, involving many individuals and groups within the organization.
2.Strategy that is primarily a rational, analytical process (Design approach)
3.Strategy that forms from a complex process of organizational decision making (the learning approach)
4.The strategy that is a consequence of deliberate and emerging factors.