The Development of the Decision-Making Hierarchy Is a Three-Step Process

question 214

Multiple Choice

The development of the decision-making hierarchy is a three-step process that involves

• A) researching information, evaluating information, and distributing information.
• B) centralizing resources, assigning tasks, and delegating responsibility.
• C) assigning tasks, performing tasks, and distributing authority.
• D) outsourcing work, monitoring progress, and insourcing finished products.
• E) none of these.

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