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Consider the statements about management: I. Management is a goal-oriented process aimed at achieving organisational objectives. II. Management is a multi-dimensional activity covering work, people and operations. III. Management is needed only at the top level of an organisation. Which option is correct?

Statements I and II are correct. Management is goal-oriented and multi-dimensional, dealing with work, people and operations. Statement III is wrong because management is pervasive, being needed at every level and in every type of organisation, not only at the top.

  1. AI and III only
  2. BII and III only
  3. CI and II onlyCorrect
  4. DI, II and III

Explanation

Management works towards organisational goals, so I is correct. It deals with the management of work, people and operations, so II is correct. Management is pervasive and is needed at top, middle and lower levels, so III is wrong; this is why options with III fail.

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