Growth management strategies can fail, sometimes from lack of integrating political impacts into a firm's dominating market ideas. This paper outlines a set of responses for a firm confronted with external demands for change. The firm's product and its impact constitute a connected environment around the firm. Promotive thinking, seeing the product and impact environments as interdependent aspects in a political context and viewing impacts as new growth opportunities, can turn political pressures into an expansion of the market.
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David W. Fischer (1983) studied this question.
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