-he following are examples of Trade-Off Principles - there are trade-offs associated with every action. Selected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press upi'down arrow keys to select an answer. Opportunity Wedge - each time one door is walked through in our lives (ie, we make a decision on a course of action in our lives) b When we focus on one of our 7 goals {7 Ports of Life), there is normally a trade-off with one or more of our other goals. c When we focus on either Quality, or Cost, or Quantity - there is normally a tradeoff with the other outputs. At the corporate, PEGS, level - when a company focuses on profit, other goals of efficiency, or growth are traded off. If we focus on another goal like growth, then efciency or prots might be traded off. e All of the above are good examples of the trade-off principle