Utilizing Perrow's framework of technology, problem analyzability refers to:
A)the amount and type of information needed to solve problems associated with the throughput
B)the type of technology
C)whether the solution can be reduced by quantitative methods
D)the degree of computer technology that is being used in the transformation process

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Perrow's framework of technology proposes that problem analyzability refers to the amount and type of information needed to solve problems associated with the throughput. This means that the best choice would be option A, as it directly relates to the concept of problem analyzability in Perrow's framework. Options B, C, and D do not directly relate to problem analyzability as defined by Perrow's framework.

Utilizing Perrow's Framework of Technology, Problem Analyzability Refers To