Decisions concerned with day-to-day activities are termed ________.
A) operational decisions
B) managerial decisions
C) unstructured decisions
D) strategic decisions

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Operational decisions are those decisions that are routine and concern day-to-day activities. They are made by lower-level managers or employees in the organization who are responsible for carrying out the tasks and activities that are essential to the organization's operation. Examples of operational decisions include decisions related to production, hiring, inventory management, and customer service. The other options, managerial decisions, strategic decisions, and unstructured decisions, are not suitable because they do not specifically match the definition of decisions concerned with day-to-day activities.

Decisions Concerned with Day-To-Day Activities Are Termed ________