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Mixed economy.
A business president can make informed decisions. Not every business president makes informed decisions, but there are at least some business presidents who bother to become well informed before they make their business decisions.
Some decisions are taken by the households ad firms, like in a free market economy. Whilst some decisions and resource allocation policies are set by the government.
Some decisions are taken by the households ad firms, like in a free market economy. Whilst some decisions and resource allocation policies are set by the government.
To exploit is to make use of. We can exploit an opportunity by making use of it when it arises. We can exploit natural resources by removing them from the environment and making use of them in some way. We can also unfortunately exploit people by using them, just as though they were some kind of disposable resource.
There are many decisions that humans are faced with on a daily basis. There are some that are personal decisions whereas there are others that are professional decisions. It is usually advised to consult widely before making certain decisions.
False. They are based on decades, and in some ways centuries, of learning the hard way how best to move large numbers of diverse people about safely and efficiently.
1) People are rational & they use some rational logic in making decisions 2) People are always toying to maximize there self-interest
Research makes decision making easier and more successful because people can make informed decisions with proper projections. Research can help people predict some outcomes more efficiently.
Probably the worst thing about astrology is that it persuades some people their lives are not in their own hands. This is called fatalism. It can also lead some people into making decisions and judgments which have no basis in fact.
inference
Some antonyms of timid would be: fearless, brave, intrepid An antonym of hasty would be: unhurried
No. Big decisions differ for people. Some people think some matters more important than others. What may be a trivial matter for one may be very important to someone else. The law protects you from many things and responsibilities but that does not mean you should take advantage of that fact. Teenagers should be starting to make their own decisions, however, they should also be accepting the consequences of those decisions.
The first obstacle to managers in making effective decisions is bias. Managers are often bias to certain individuals or information that provides more weight in making effective decisions. The second obstacle is overconfidence. Some managers overestimate their abilities, and overlook team members that have strengths to get the job done.
No. A president has a lot of help and advisors and people making some of the decisions and implementing them. So the president is not really doing the job alone.
Depends on the Christian. My understanding of most Protestant denominations is that decisions are made between the believer and God. Some organizations have a decision-making structure.
No. A president has a lot of help and advisors and people making some of the decisions and implementing them. So the president is not really doing the job alone.