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17. The approach to nonmarket strategy formulation ________. a. requires the delegation of administr

17. The approach to nonmarket strategy formulation ________.
a. requires the delegation of administrative responsibility to an agency or a regulatory commission b. addresses nonmarket issues of a firm directly in public institutions
c. does not require nonmarket strategies to focus on initial institutional arena as there is no competition between different interests of a firm
d. resolves nonmarket issues by voluntary agreements and thus, does not need strategy formulation

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