alleryStart learning →The first step in the values-based view of strategy is
ABuilding capabilities
BFundamental values
CDesigning a budget
DInventing a strategy
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Fundamental values
The sequence starts from fundamental values or beliefs and only later reaches strategy invention.
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