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What aspect of decision-making is significantly influenced by the certainty of the context?
What aspect of decision-making is significantly influenced by the certainty of the context?
Which condition best describes the effect of uncertainty on decision making?
Which condition best describes the effect of uncertainty on decision making?
What is a key factor that materially affects decision-making processes?
What is a key factor that materially affects decision-making processes?
How does ambiguity affect the decision-making process?
How does ambiguity affect the decision-making process?
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In which scenario is the decision-making process mostly hindered?
In which scenario is the decision-making process mostly hindered?
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What does a business plan primarily describe?
What does a business plan primarily describe?
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Which statement accurately reflects the purpose of strategic plans?
Which statement accurately reflects the purpose of strategic plans?
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Which element is not typically included in a business plan?
Which element is not typically included in a business plan?
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What aspect does not pertain to the content of a business plan?
What aspect does not pertain to the content of a business plan?
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Why is a business plan important for a new business?
Why is a business plan important for a new business?
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Study Notes
Business Plans
- A business plan describes a business’s target markets, its strategies, and its financing needs.
Strategic Plans
- Strategic plans apply to the entire organization.
Decision Making Conditions
- Decision-making environments vary in certainty, risk, uncertainty, and ambiguity.
- Certainty: All necessary information is available.
- Risk: The likelihood of different outcomes can be estimated.
Decision-Making Models
- Computational Strategy: Uses a rational model to maximize economic value.
- Compromise Strategy: Focuses on agreement, even if it means sacrificing optimal solutions.
- Judgemental Strategy: Relies on intuition and experience, particularly in uncertain situations.
- Inspirational Strategy: Emphasizes vision and leadership, especially when goals are unclear.
- Administrative, Incremental, and Intuitional Models: Emphasize practical, iterative decision-making.
- Garbage-Can Model: Decision-making is random due to ambiguity and shifting priorities.
Rational Model
- The rational model assumes people make consistent choices to maximize economic value within constraints.
- Decisions are made through a series of small, cumulative choices.
Intuitional Model
- Intuition plays a significant role in effective decision-making.
- George Klein's research suggests that effective decision-makers rely on informal processes as much as formal ones.
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This quiz explores various business planning concepts, including business and strategic plans. It delves into decision-making environments and models that vary in certainty, risk, and ambiguity. Test your understanding of how different strategies can impact organizational decisions.