Business A-Level
internal constraints
What internal constraints means in Business A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of internal constraints
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Reference: AQA
Influences from inside that shape departmental targets, including the corporate plan, the cash available, existing capacity and skills, culture and what the other departments have promised.
Topics that use internal constraints
Related terms
- Ansoff's Matrix
- balanced scorecard
- conflicting objectives
- Corporate Objective
- corporate objectives
- diversification
- external environment
- Functional Coherence
Using internal constraints in the exam
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