With respect to organizational decision-making levels,________ decisions can be programmed directly into operational information systems so that they can be made with little or no human intervention.
A) asymmetrical
B) semistructured
C) unstructured
D) comparative
E) structured

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Structured decisions are routine and repetitive decisions that can be made by following a definite procedure. These decisions can be programmed into the operational information systems so that they can be made with little or no human intervention. Examples of structured decisions include inventory ordering and payroll processing.

With Respect to Organizational Decision-Making Levels,________ Decisions Can Be Programmed