Exercise 13-22 Model for Making Tactical Decisions The model for making tactical

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Exercise 13-22 Model for Making Tactical Decisions

The model for making tactical decisions described in the text has six steps. These steps are listed, out of order, below.

Required:

Put the steps in the correct order, starting with the step that should be taken first.

1.Select the alternative with the greatest overall benefit.

2.Identify the costs and benefits associated with each feasible alternative.

3.Assess qualitative factors.

4.Recognize and define the problem.

5.Identify alternatives as possible solutions to the problem.

6.Total the relevant costs and benefits for each alternative.

OBJECTIVE 1

Following are the steps in order while making decision for choosing alternatives:

1. Recognize and define the problem

2. Assess qualitative factors

3. .Identify alternatives as possible solutions to the problem

4. Identify the costs and benefits associated with each feasible alternative

5. Total the relevant costs and benefits for each alternative

6. Select the alternative with the greatest overall benefit

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