The decisions which are frequent and repetitive in nature are called as

A non programmed decisions
B programmed decisions
C major decisions
D operative decisions

Correct Answer: programmed decisions

The decisions which are frequent and repetitive in nature are called as programmed decisions. These decisions are taken in the regular course of any business operations and occur at a day-to-day frequency. These decisions are repetitive and structured in nature.

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