To answer the question I think it's important we define what a causal loop is so that we cantie the logic to corporate objectives. A causal loop is a circular chain of variables affecting oneanother in turn. The first affects the second and the second affects the third, while the thirdaffects the first again. The chain can be longer than three but the generally idea that theimpact of the variables are chained remains.Causal loop logic in relation to corporate objectives goes towards the idea of system thinking.If you look at the variables each as part of the system united to complete a common goal youcould likely capture that system in a causal-loop to map out how each of parts of the systemproceeds and interacts with the next much like a flowchart in completion of the saidobjectives.The difference between a causal-loop and sequential logic is that in a causal-loop the firstvariable either causes or contributes to the completion of the second variable and so on.Whereas in sequential logic it's more about order. The first variable simple precedes it.Almost like a schedule or back to the root word sequence.Schmidt, T. (2021).Strategic project management made simple: Solution tools for leaders andteams(2nded.).Wiley & Sons. ISBN-13: 9781119718154 Retrievedfrom:https://bibliu.com/app/#/view/books/9781119718154/epub/OPS/c02.html#page_43