Decisions encountered and made before,having objectively correct answers and solvable by using simple rules,policies or numerical computations are
A)qualitative decisions.
B)programmed decisions.
C)non-economic decisions.
D)policy options.
E)nonprogrammed decisions.

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Programmed decisions are decisions that have objectively correct answers that can be solved by using simple rules, policies, or numerical computations. These decisions are typically routine and can be made using pre-established guidelines or procedures. Examples of programmed decisions include reordering office supplies and setting employee work schedules.

Decisions Encountered and Made Before,having Objectively Correct Answers and Solvable