AMarket uncertainty – how unpredictable and changeable the market is
BTechnological complexity – how advanced and interdependent the technologies used are
CEnvironmental stability – the predictability and consistency of external factors over time
DEmployee satisfaction – the level of job satisfaction among employees
Related Questions:
Consider the following statements regarding Public and Private Administration:
Public administration is subject to political direction and control, unlike private administration.
The principle of uniformity ensures that public administration operates under common laws and regulations.
Private administration’s primary objective is profit, measurable through accountancy methods.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Which of the following statement(s) align(s) with John A. Veig’s definition of administration?
i. Administration is a determined action taken in pursuit of a conscious purpose.
ii. It involves preventing developments that conflict with intended goals.
iii. It is limited to the executive branch of government.
iv. It includes the systematic ordering of resources to achieve desired outcomes.
Statement I: Ethics in administration ensure fairness and justice.
Statement II: It may be ignored without consequences.
Consider the following statements about the purpose of administration:
i. Administration, according to John A. Veig, aims to prevent developments that conflict with intended outcomes.
ii. Ordway Tead views administration as the integration of human efforts to produce a desired result.
iii. Herbert A. Simon restricts administration to the management of material resources only.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
