The three different approaches to designing control systems are ________.
A)market,production,and administrative
B)economic,environmental,and autocratic
C)market,bureaucratic,and clan
D)clan,bureaucratic,and economic
E)bureaucratic,clan,and environmental

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The three different approaches to designing control systems are market, bureaucratic, and clan. The market approach emphasizes results and uses competition and pricing mechanisms to control behavior. The bureaucratic approach uses rules, policies, and hierarchy to ensure compliance with established procedures. The clan approach relies on shared values, traditions, and norms to control behavior. Option A (market, production, and administrative) does not accurately describe the three approaches, and options B (economic, environmental, and autocratic) and D (clan, bureaucratic, and economic) are not correct pairs of approaches. Option E (bureaucratic, clan, and environmental) is incorrect as it does not include the market approach.

The Three Different Approaches to Designing Control Systems Are ________