The Organizational Versus the Individual Rationality Perspective Suggests That Objectives

question 40

Multiple Choice

The organizational versus the individual rationality perspective suggests that objectives that are

• A) good for a functional area are always good for the overall organization.
• B) good for the overall organization are always best for a functional area.
• C) best for a functional area may not be best for the overall organization.
• D) best for one functional area will never be best for all functional areas.

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