As long as managers can identify all the relevant quantitative information for making non-routine operating decisions, they will make the best decision.

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While quantitative information is important for making decisions, it is not always sufficient. Non-routine decisions often involve qualitative and subjective factors that cannot be captured through quantitative data alone. The best decision is one that takes into account both quantitative and qualitative factors.

As Long as Managers Can Identify All the Relevant Quantitative