The Carnegie Model of Organizational Decision Making Says That Organizational

question 24

Multiple Choice

The Carnegie model of organizational decision making says that organizational decisions:

• A) involve few managers because of the simplicity with which decisions are made.
• B) use coalitions for the final choice.
• C) avoid the pitfall of problemistic search.
• D) uses coalitions only at lower levels of management.

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