[Solved] In the context of strategic management, stakeholders can be defined as:

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Q.	In the context of strategic management, stakeholders can be defined as:
A.	An individual or group with a financial stake in the organization
B.	An external individual or group that is able to impose constraints on the organization
C.	Internal groups or individuals that are able to influence strategic direction of the organization
D.	An individual or group with an interest in the organization's activities and who seeks to influence them
Answer» C. Internal groups or individuals that are able to influence strategic direction of the organization

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