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Any purposeful human activity is always associated with decision-making, and this process is a structural element, the most important attribute of activity. In all spheres of society, at all levels of management, the managerial decision is the main activity of the leader. The process of development, adoption, organization of implementation and implementation of such a decision reflects the content and essence of management and is considered in science as a specialized activity designed to streamline relations between people and subjects of socio-economic relations. This is a mechanism for empowering management entities to direct the process of joint activities of people to solve common socio-economic problems. The article analyzes the general approaches and methods of development, adoption and implementation of management decisions. Development and decision-making is a certain sequence of actions (operations), which ensures decision-making. Development and decision-making - a number of different, but fairly typical procedures, which are separate stages in the management process, which allows you to build a general scheme of the management decision-making process. The study of approaches and methods of development and implementation of management decisions allowed us to determine that the development and adoption of management decisions is a certain sequence of actions (operations), which ensures decision-making. Development and decision-making - a number of different, but fairly typical procedures, which are separate stages in the management process, which allows you to build a general scheme of the management decision-making process. There are two main approaches to making management decisions: centralized and decentralized. Traditional, economic-mathematical, systematized and system-target methods should be used in the development and adoption of management decisions
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Anna Zaporozhets, 2021.
"Approaches and methods of development, adoption and implementation of management decisions,"
E-Forum Working Papers, Economic Forum, vol. 11(3), pages 64-69, August.
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RePEc:cuc:eforum:v:11:y:2021:i:3:p:64-69
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