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The Systems Approach to management views an organization as:

AA single-objective entity.

BA closed system with no external interactions.

CA dynamic and multi-dimensional entity.

DA static structure with rigid rules.

Answer:

C. A dynamic and multi-dimensional entity.

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The Systems Approach to management views an organization as a dynamic system with continuous interaction and change. It also recognizes that organizations are multilevel and multidimensional, consisting of interconnected and interrelated parts.


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