Social Sciences, asked by maheshhsmaheshhs448, 11 months ago

Aims and objectives are both are same or different?

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Answered by adyasha88

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The aim of the entity reflects its long-term outcomes while its objectives indicate the short term targets of the entity. Aim refers to the general direction or intent of an individual/company. On the other hand, the objective is the specific goal of an individual or company. .

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Totally they are different

Answered by casvaish

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The answer is given below.

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Key Differences Between Aim and Objective

The aim of the entity reflects its long-term outcomes while its objectives indicate the short term targets of the entity. Aim refers to the general direction or intent of an individual/company. On the other hand, the objective is the specific goal of an individual or company.

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