Executives acquire information about external opportunities and strengths from a variety of reports, including budgets, financial ratios, profit and loss statements, and surveys of employee attitudes and satisfaction.

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The statement incorrectly associates external opportunities with internal documents like budgets, financial ratios, profit and loss statements, and surveys of employee attitudes and satisfaction. These documents primarily provide information about internal operations, strengths, and weaknesses, not external opportunities.

Executives Acquire Information About External Opportunities and Strengths from a Variety