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Masteriza [31]
3 years ago
10

When customers start getting sick after eating at a popular new restaurant, the management is worried. The Centers for Disease C

ontrol (CDC) schedule an appointment to visit the restaurant’s kitchen to determine whether the personnel or the equipment is transmitting a virus to the public. The restaurant’s management convenes a meeting to decide how to investigate the problem themselves. They need to make some choices quickly.
Which strategy would be most effective in this situation?

a)A majority decision
b)A consensus
c)Averaging
Business
1 answer:
Naddik [55]3 years ago
6 0

A majority decision strategy would be most effective in this situation.

Explanation:

The concept of majority is a system of judgement which chooses alternatives that have a majority, which means more than half the votes.

It is the conditional decision concept used in leading policy-making bodies most often.

The majority oppression (or collective tyranny) is a flaw that is undoubtedly implicit in majority government, in which the majority of voters seek their own interests at the expense of those within the minority exclusively.

So in this scenario , the restaurant management should take everyone's decision and the majority should be executed.This is the best choice to take quickly.

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