The Normative Decision Model Proposes Four General Decision-Making Styles That

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The Normative Decision Model proposes four general decision-making styles that are each effective in different types of situations.

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Definitions:

Stockouts

Occurrences when the demand for a product exceeds its supply in inventory, leading to inability to fulfill customer orders.

Aggregate Planning

A process by which a company determines optimal levels of capacity, production, subcontracting, inventory, and workforce to meet demand.

Subcontracting

Refers to the practice where a business contracts out part or all of its production or service processes to external companies.

Overtime

Working hours that extend beyond the normal or legally defined working hours, often compensated at a higher rate.