Broad,precedent-setting decisions that guide or substitute for repetitive or time-sensitive managerial decision making are called

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Policies are broad, precedent-setting decisions that guide or substitute for repetitive or time-sensitive managerial decision making. Goals, strategies, and objectives are important in decision making, but they do not serve the same purpose as policies.

Broad,precedent-Setting Decisions That Guide or Substitute for Repetitive or Time-Sensitive