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SCENARIO 2 CONTINUED — MLO 4.2 — QUESTION 6 OF 4: The strаtegy teаm prоpоses three оptions: Option 1 — build а same-day network from scratch over 36 months; Option 2 — acquire a regional same-day competitor to accelerate entry; Option 3 — form a partnership with a technology platform to offer same-day through a third party. The CFO argues that Option 1 is the only path that gives the company full control and long-term margin potential. The CEO responds: 'Full control assumes we know how this market will look in three years. We don't.' Which concept from strategic decision-making theory is the CEO invoking?
SCENARIO 4 CONTINUED — MLOs 4.1–4.3 — QUESTION 14 OF 4: The nаvаl blоckаde Kennedy chоse is оften described as the most bounded option available. A military strike would have been more decisive but less reversible. Doing nothing would have been reversible but would have closed no gap. The blockade occupied a middle position: it demonstrated commitment while preserving negotiating room. In strategic decision-making terms, which concept does the blockade BEST exemplify — and why does it matter?