Level-7 Diploma in Strategic Management (Marketing) -(LSIB-UK)Specifications

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Decision making approaches  Normative, prescriptive and descriptive approaches, economic or rational choice model, Simon‟s bounded rationality model, incremental bargaining method, well managed model (Peters and Waterman), quantitative approaches Risk and uncertainty  Role of stakeholders, attitudes to risk, risk identification and analysis, risk management planning, enterprise risk management Effectiveness of decision making  Analysis and comparison of management decisions, evaluating decisions                                              

Personal Development for Leadership and Strategic Management This unit aims to help learners develop their own personal leadership Unit aims London School of International Business | www.LSIB.co.uk

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