When Detroit's Big Three continued their investment in SUVs in the early 2000s, they experienced which of the following pitfalls of planning?
A) Extensive bureaucratization
B) Plans imposed from above
C) Inflexible adherence to objectives and processes
D) Planning as a self-contained activity

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The pitfall the Detroit's Big Three experienced in the early 2000s was inflexible adherence to objectives and processes, as they continued investing in SUVs despite changing consumer preferences and increased competition from foreign automakers.

When Detroit's Big Three Continued Their Investment in SUVs in the Early