The ideal, but seldom achieved, condition for managerial problem solving is characterized by ___.

A) low risk, because managers seek little stimulation
B) high risk, because that is when high profits are possible
C) uncertainty, because that offers the greatest chance for creativity
D) normality, because that is the condition under which all the business school principles work
E) certainty, because the manager simply has to locate the alternative offering the best solution

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Matthijs Vaessen · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : E, Explanation :  The ideal condition for managerial problem solving is certainty, where the manager simply has to locate the alternative offering the best solution. This allows for a more straightforward decision-making process with a clear understanding of available options and their outcomes.

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