The AQCD test refers to the need for key external factors to exhibit what attributes? A. Actionable and decisive B. Decisive and comparative C. Actionable and commonality D. Quantitative and divisional E. Algebraic and decisive

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30 September, 20:47

The AQCD test refers to the need for key external factors to exhibit what attributes? A. Actionable and decisive B. Decisive and comparative C. Actionable and commonality D. Quantitative and divisional E. Algebraic and decisive

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D. Quantitative and divisional

Explanation:

AQCD stands for actionable, quantitative, comparative, and divisional.

Hence, the only choice that contains two of those attributes is D.

AQCD are criteria that the factors used in a SWOP analysis must meet to ensure that the factors are as specific as possible. This is, the the external and internal factors in the SWOP analysis should be stated in the most actionable, quantitative, comparative, and divisional terms to avoid vagueness.

Remember that SWOT analysis is the tool for stratetic management to analyse the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that the enterpise posses or face. The two former are internal factors and the two latter are external factors.

Those AQCD is aimed to state the factors as specific as possible.