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Consider the following statements: Which is/are correct?

  1. There should be balance between authority and responsibility for managers.
  2. Authority is only formal in organisation.
  3. Abuse of authority must be prevented by proper safeguards.

    Aii, iii correct

    Bi, iii correct

    CNone of these

    Di, ii correct

    Answer:

    B. i, iii correct

    Read Explanation:

    • Authority can be formal and personal; balance is crucial and safeguards necessary to prevent misuse.


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