As part of a strategic planning process, Midwest Power's senior executives determined positive findings from their SWOT analysis: (1) New regulations will provide tax credits for renewable ("green") power sources. (2) Their customers will pay higher prices for green power. (3) A competing power utility that owns renewable power sources is struggling and might be a target to be acquired by Midwest Power. (4) As compared to their competitors, Midwest Power's management team is one of the best in the industry. A strength of Midwest Power, per the SWOT analysis, is that
A) new regulations will provide tax credits for renewable power sources.
B) their customers will pay higher prices for green power.
C) a competing power utility is struggling.
D) the competing power utility might be a target to be acquired.
E) their management team is one of the most skilled in the industry.

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The strength identified in the SWOT analysis is that Midwest Power's management team is one of the best in the industry. The other findings (tax credits for renewable power sources, higher customer prices for green power, and a struggling competitor that may be acquired) are opportunities or potential advantages, but do not necessarily represent a specific strength of Midwest Power at this time.

As Part of a Strategic Planning Process, Midwest Power's Senior