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Q.No:19
In decision making problems
there is only one
and a number of
alternatives.
A) Policy maker
B) Policy
C) state of nature
D) Pay off

Answers

Answered by mamtakumawat078

Answer:

policy maker a.. mark brain list

Answered by ravilaccs

Answer:

The correct answer is Option B and D

Explanation:

Deliverable models that support rational thought and action in the decision-making process can help with decision-making, which is a crucial skill.
To achieve the goals, a variety of innovative policy or management options are developed. Alternatives should offer real options and choices to decision-makers and should reflect significantly different approaches to the problem or priorities across objectives.
Without good alternatives, good solutions cannot be achieved. However, we frequently adopt a single solution without really considering other interesting and original options. The duty of providing "recommendations" to decision-makers is taken on by technical teams.
However, these suggestions frequently include value judgments that are best left to the discretion of the decision maker. Typically, decision-makers require accurate information about a small, carefully considered set of alternatives, including information on the consequences of each alternative, significant differences between them (trade-offs), and the reactions of key stakeholders to these trade-offs.

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