Which of the following statements are examples of unstructured or strategic level decisions? (Check three that apply.) a. Reordering inventory Deciding to enter a new market b. Creating the employee weekly staffing schedule c. Creating the employee weekly production schedule d. Deciding to enter a new industry over the next three years e. Choosing to eliminate an entire product line Determining payroll issues

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Reginald Atkinson

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24 September, 21:17

Which of the following statements are examples of unstructured or strategic level decisions? (Check three that apply.) a. Reordering inventory Deciding to enter a new market b. Creating the employee weekly staffing schedule c. Creating the employee weekly production schedule d. Deciding to enter a new industry over the next three years e. Choosing to eliminate an entire product line Determining payroll issues

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Deciding to enter a new market

Creating the employee weekly staffing schedule

Creating the employee weekly production schedule

Deciding to enter a new industry over the next three years

Explanation: Strategic level decision making is the process through which business entities or organisations determine their objectives, policies and responsibilities.

Unstructured level decision making is the process involved in making decisions which have not been properly outlined according to the form used within the organisation. This type of decision making process requires judgement and scrutiny before embarking on it by an organisation.