Answer:
B. A strategic action because such a large plant expansion will require a major commitment of resources.
Explanation:
There are two major forms of action in business decision making: strategic and tactical. Strategic action deals with decision that require major planning and investment of resource. Strategic actions have long term implementation and effect and are difficult to reverse.
Tactical actions, on the other hand, are flexible and involves actions taken on short term basis. Tactical actions are majorly bye-product of strategic decision.
On this note, Circus Aircraft`s decision to double its plant capacity over the next two years is a strategic action because such a large plant expansion will require a major commitment of resources. And the action will not easily reversible.
Other options in the question are not totally right.
The contract in the scenario is considered to be valid even
if the contract is unauthorized because both of the parties have agreed on the
contract and therefore, it is considered to be valid and made use of even if
there is no authorized personnel involved.
Answer: D. Recognize the loss in the current period rather than over the remaining term of the engagement
Explanation:
A fixed rate contract is the contract whereby the payment amount isn't dependent on the resources or the time that were used.
Since there's evidence that a fixed-rate contract is over budget and will generate a loss for the firm, the manager should recognize the loss in the current period rather than over the remaining term of the engagement.
Therefore, the correct option is D.
The correct answer would be : training employees on quality management
Operational managers are responsible in handling all company's resource to achieve its goal. In a service industry ( like public accounting, maid cleaning services, financial adviser, etc) quality topped any other aspect of the products. That's why experts in operation management will focus on the increasing employees' quality
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