PRC-3 · Chapter 1 · Question 51 of 61
A small neighborhood watch group has very little legal power to influence a massive multinational factory's operations, and they also have low interest as long as noise levels are normal. According to Mendelow’s matrix, what is the best strategy for the factory management toward this group?
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Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: C) Minimal effort
Explanation
Stakeholders with both low power and low interest require minimal effort; management simply needs to monitor them passively.
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