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    The document discusses strategic planning under uncertainty and asks questions about dealing with different levels of uncertainty, preventing problems at multiple levels of uncertainty with a single strategy, strategic postures, preparing for climate catastrophes, and the relative conservatism of different strategic moves.

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    The document discusses strategic planning under uncertainty and asks questions about dealing with different levels of uncertainty, preventing problems at multiple levels of uncertainty with a single strategy, strategic postures, preparing for climate catastrophes, and the relative conservatism of different strategic moves.

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    Give 3 examples of aspects where uncertainty is a constant.

    Why does the author say, “Under uncertainty, traditional approaches to strategic planning
    can be downright dangerous”?

    Describe what the author says in level

    Can a single strategy be used to prevent problems at all levels of uncertainty?

    What strategic posture do you consider to be more efficient?

    Give an example of what a company could do in advance to deal with climate catastrophes?

    What of the three moves described in the readings is the most conservative? Why

    What of the three moves described in the readings is the least conservative? Why

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