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Statement I: Management is a goal-oriented process. Statement II: Management is a purely one-time activity that ends once objectives are set. Which is correct?
Only Statement I is correct. Management is goal-oriented because it works to achieve organisational objectives, but it is a continuous, ongoing process rather than a one-time activity that ends after objectives are set.
- ABoth statements are correct
- BOnly Statement I is correctCorrect
- COnly Statement II is correct
- DNeither statement is correct
Explanation
Management aims at achieving organisational objectives, so Statement I is correct. It is a continuous, ongoing process of planning, organising, directing and controlling, so Statement II is wrong.
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