Chapter 4: Planning
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Assertion: Planning helps in control; Reason: It sets standards
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Assertion: Planning increases rigidity; Reason: Plans are flexible
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Assertion: Planning is continuous; Reason: Environment keeps changing
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Assertion: Planning reduces uncertainty; Reason: It anticipates future events
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Assertion: Planning is futuristic; Reason: It deals with past
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Rules are:
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Budget preparation is an example of:
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Comparing alternatives is part of:
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Setting targets for sales is:
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A manager predicting future demand is:
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Planning requires:
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Planning is:
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Planning helps in:
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Planning is required in:
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Planning is done for:
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Decision-making is:
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Planning involves selecting:
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Planning does not guarantee:
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Planning may fail due to:
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Planning reduces:
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Planning leads to:
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Strategy is influenced by:
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Strategy refers to:
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Objectives are:
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Programmes are:
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Procedures indicate:
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Rules specify:
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Budgets are:
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Policies are:
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Follow-up action ensures:
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Selecting best alternative is:
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Identifying alternatives means:
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Developing premises means:
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First step in planning process:
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Planning establishes standards for:
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Planning promotes:
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Planning provides:
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Planning is futuristic because:
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Planning is continuous because:
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Planning is pervasive means:
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Planning is called primary function because:
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Planning focuses on:
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Planning involves:
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Planning is the function of:
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Planning bridges the gap between:
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Planning is concerned with:
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