If a firm declared that it wanted to develop a strategic relationship, but was unwilling to commit funds or any effort to make it succeed, there would be an obvious lack of
A)mutual trust.
B)common goals.
C)a contractual arrangement.
D)credible commitments.
E)open communication.

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A strategic relationship requires credible commitments from both parties involved. If one party is unwilling to commit funds or effort, it shows a lack of credibility and commitment to the relationship, which can lead to a breakdown in trust and common goals.

If a Firm Declared That It Wanted to Develop a Strategic