identify the organization's basic reason for existence.
A) Operative goals
B) Mission statements
C) Gradient initiatives
D) Official goals

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Mission statements are a statement of an organization's basic reason for existence. They define the organization's purpose and primary objectives.  Operative goals are specific, measurable targets set to achieve the mission, while official goals are formal statements of what an organization intends to do, often mandated by external stakeholders. Gradient initiatives are not a commonly recognized term within organizational management.

Identify the Organization's Basic Reason for Existence