Jim knows that expansion into new technology will have to be carefully managed. Managers, in many instances, are content with reasonable rather than best-possible solutions. A weakness of rational decision-making in Jim's situation is the assumption that
A)there are no time or cost constraints.
B)decisions will never be made that produce the highest perceived value.
C)decision criteria vary over time.
D)all possible consequences of each alternative are unknown.
E)criteria weights remain constant at all times.

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Rational decision-making assumes that there are no time or cost constraints, which is often not the case in real-world scenarios, especially when managing new technology expansion.

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