CMA Intermediate · Operations Management and Strategic Management · Formulation and Implementation of Strategy
Which of the following is a qualitative criterion commonly used in strategic evaluation of a strategy's suitability?
Consistency of the strategy with the firm's mission, resources and external environment is a qualitative criterion. Strategic evaluation examines fit, feasibility and advantage in judgement terms, whereas return on investment, EPS growth and current ratio are numerical financial measures.
- AConsistency of the strategy with the firm's mission, resources and the external environmentCorrect
- BReturn on investment for the last year
- CEarnings per share growth rate
- DCurrent ratio of the firm
Explanation
Qualitative evaluation looks at consistency, consonance, feasibility and advantage of a strategy. ROI, EPS growth and current ratio are quantitative financial measures and so do not fit the question.
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