When a firm denies that there is a problem and waits for regulatory pressures before it will change its behavior, what type of strategy is the firm using?

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Dennis Blankenship

Social Studies

19 April, 12:11

When a firm denies that there is a problem and waits for regulatory pressures before it will change its behavior, what type of strategy is the firm using?

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Meghan Maddox · Answer 1

reactive strategy

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the type of strategy that the firm is using is a reactive strategy. This business strategy relies on waiting until a certain event occurs before actually responding to it. Which is the case in this situation since they are putting off dealing with a known problem until regulatory pressures actually arrives.