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Classification of Decisions: Top 6 Types

Decisions can be classified in the following ways: 1. Major and Minor Decisions 2. Routine and Strategic Decisions 3. Policy and Operating Decisions 4. Programmed and Un-Programmed Decisions. 5. Departmental and Non-Economic Decisions 6. Organisational and Personal Decisions. Type # 1. Major and Minor Decisions: These can be categorised on the basis of their intensity. For example, purchase of a [...]

By |2016-11-02T06:00:30+05:30November 2, 2016|Decision Making|Comments Off on Classification of Decisions: Top 6 Types

Decision under Certainty and Uncertainty

After reading this article you will learn about the decisions taken under certainty and uncertainty. Decision under Certainty: The decisions may be taken when the problems are under certainty i.e., where a complete knowledge about the nature of future conditions is known. Let us take a simple example. It is not uncommon for constructing firms to set up service facilities [...]

By |2016-11-02T06:00:30+05:30November 2, 2016|Decision Making|Comments Off on Decision under Certainty and Uncertainty

Group Decision-Making: Merits and Limitations

After reading this article you will learn about the merits and limitations of group decision-making. Merits of Group Decision-Making: Group decision-making has the following merits: (a) Pooling of information: Group members collect extensive information and decisions are, therefore, more scientific and accurate. Members pool their knowledge and arrive at decision alternatives which a single individual could not have thought of. [...]

By |2016-08-09T07:56:14+05:30August 9, 2016|Decision Making|Comments Off on Group Decision-Making: Merits and Limitations
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