Nonprogrammed decisions are most likely to be made by ________-level managers.
A)middle
B)first-line
C)top

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Nonprogrammed decisions are (by definition) unique, complex, and require a significant amount of judgment and analysis. As such, they are usually made by top-level managers who have a broader perspective of the organization and have more experience and expertise in dealing with complex situations. Middle and first-line managers are more likely to make programmed decisions which are routine and repetitive.

Nonprogrammed Decisions Are Most Likely to Be Made by ________-Level