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Objectives of Management​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Objectives of Management

(i) Organisational objectives : Survival, profit and growth

(ii) Social objectives : Using environment friendly methods of production, creating employment opportunities for the disadvantaged sections of the society, etc.

(iii) Personal objectives of employees : Competitive salary , growth, recognition, etc.

Answered by PraptiMishra05
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Objectives of management are as follows :-

1. ORGANISATIONAL OBJECTIVE - management is responsible 4 setting achieving objectives 4 the organisation.

➪ SURIVIVAL - management must strive to ensure the survival of the organisation.

➪ PROFIT - management has to ensure that the organisation makes profit.

➪ GROWTH - growth of a business can be measured in terms of sales volume, increase in the no.of employees, the no.of products or increase in capital investmant, etc.

2. SOCIAL OBJECTIVES - every organisation has a social obligation to fulfil.

3. PERSONAL OBJECTIVES - management has to reconcile personal goals with organisational objectives 4 harmony in the organisation.

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