After World War II, business began to change in many long-lasting ways. Which of the following is least likely to have caused this shift?

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The advent of readily available mainframe computing capability, the opening up of production capacity dominated for years by war production, the pent-up demand for consumer goods and services after the war, and the desperate need to regain a normalcy of day-to-day life after years of war all played major roles in changing the business landscape after WWII. However, a focus on sales orientation with the objective of achieving short-term profits is less likely to have caused this shift, as this approach would have been more common in the pre-war era. Post-war businesses were more focused on rebuilding and investing in long-term growth.

After World War II, Business Began to Change in Many