According to Mintzberg, emergent strategies are
A) most useful when the future is certain.
B) less likely to be successful than other types of strategies.
C) usually developed by the firm's CEO and top managers.
D) exactly the same as deliberate strategies.
E) often successful and may be more appropriate than intended strategies.

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Emergent strategies are often successful and may be more appropriate than intended strategies, especially when the future is uncertain. They are not the same as deliberate strategies and may arise from various levels within the organization, not just CEO and top managers. While they may be less structured than intended strategies, they can still drive organizational success.

According to Mintzberg, Emergent Strategies Are