The Flexibility Inherent in Directional Plans Must Be Weighed Against

question 6

Multiple Choice

The flexibility inherent in directional plans must be weighed against the ________.

• A) loss of a shorter planning period provided by specific plans
• B) loss of clarity provided by specific plans
• C) gain of a shorter planning period provided by specific plans
• D) gain of a longer planning period provided by specific plans

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