Want this question answered?
yes
The primary way that planning ahead might be negative would be if you put so much attention to planning that you never implemented anything.
Countries trade in order to maximize their products and production. By specializing in only some of their products a country can use the limited resources in the world more efficiently!
Usually, lack of clear goals and planning. Grievances are aired, but no-one has any real idea of how to actually improve things, and then find they all disagree anyway.
The biggest reasons for a shift in the Production Possibilities Curve is new technology. Basically, if things can be done more efficiently (that is, with less resources than before), the curve shifts outward. Another way is by finding more of the resources used in the curve.
yes
economic reasons
planning the orderly flow of information throughout an entire system
Planning improves time and reduces cost
Several reasons. The most common is the outside unit is dirty. If the coil outside cannot breathe the entire system runs hotter and can't cool efficiently. Other reasons would be low refrigerant, undersized equipment, too much heat load, inadequate insulation.
Give me the answers please.
The primary way that planning ahead might be negative would be if you put so much attention to planning that you never implemented anything.
To list a few: Miscalculation of project timeline and resources.
Reasons are as followes - 1) Security 2) Saving 3) Investment 4) Future Planning
The Central Powers fought in WW1. The Axis Powers fought in WW2.
There are many of reasons why planning is the hardest part of management. This is because it requires a little bit of creative problem solving.
because i joined it