Management thinking in the 1990's began to recognize that:
A)Large diversified firms were run by ineffective managers
B)In hard times, senior managers needed to focus on key capabilities, and preferably have industry-specific experience
C)Diversified firms should move to developing countries
D)All of the above

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In the 1990s, management thinking shifted towards recognizing the importance of senior managers focusing on key capabilities during hard times and preferably having industry-specific experience. Large diversified firms were not necessarily seen as being run by ineffective managers, and there was not a widespread belief that diversified firms should move to developing countries.

Management Thinking in the 1990's Began to Recognize That