After the recession and the oil crises in the early 1970s the 'planning' school was heavily criticized by scholars because:

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The 'planning' school was criticized for all of the reasons mentioned in the answer choices. It assumed a simple and stable external environment, separated strategy formulation from implementation, and did not consider the role of organizational culture and politics in strategy development and execution.

After the Recession and the Oil Crises in the Early