Re- ordering inventory from the same supplier in the first week of every month is an example of
A)a non- programmed decision.
B)failing to consider decision alternatives.
C)a programmed decision.
D)risk.

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Re-ordering inventory from the same supplier in the first week of every month is a routine decision that follows a standard procedure, making it a programmed decision. Programmed decisions are made in response to recurring organizational problems or situations.

Re- Ordering Inventory from the Same Supplier in the First