Kodak-Fujifilm Trade Dispute

The relationship between "strategies" and "tactics" must be made clear for the argument of this essay to succeed. A "strategy" is a concerted, focused intellectual construct, usually long term, to achieve a desired goal. A "tactic" is a specific action, or set of actions, designed to enable the success of the strategy. Although many analysts confuse the two terms and often use them interchangeably, they are not synonymous.

Within that framework, Kodak's next tactical move should be to tighten the precepts of the petition so that the issues of the battle remain clear. It is clear from the case that tension between the two companies has led to tension between the two nations, and it is essential that Kodak distance itself from these tensions by focusing on the market issue instead of the political issue. This is neither a reversal nor a denial of the original strategy of dealing with alleged trade restrictions is as a political issue. This str

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