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Features of planning

In this Class 12 Business Studies topic, students explore the key features of planning as a fundamental function of management. They learn that planning is goal-oriented, pervasive across all levels and departments, continuous, and focused on the future. The topic also explains how planning involves making choices among alternatives, requires intellectual effort, and provides a basis for coordinating organisational activities. It helps students understand why effective planning guides managerial decisions and supports the systematic achievement of business objectives.

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  1. Planning is pervasive
  2. Planning is limited only to top level
  3. Planning is only financial work
  4. Planning is aimless
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  1. Planning focuses on objectives
  2. Planning is pervasive
  3. Planning is a continuous process
  4. Planning is a primary function
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  1. Only staffing and selection
  2. Only past accounting
  3. Only employee training
  4. Future orientation and continuous process
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  1. Planning is a decision making process
  2. Planning is only chance
  3. Planning is without analysis
  4. Planning happens after results
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  1. When decision is based only on rumour
  2. When course of action is selected through fact analysis forecasting and judgement
  3. When objectives are ignored
  4. When work starts without thinking
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  1. Planning is past oriented
  2. Planning is physical process
  3. Planning focuses on objectives
  4. Planning is only expense
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  1. Planning may exist at every level with different scope
  2. Planning may exist in every department according to objectives
  3. Planning may be necessary even in small organisations
  4. Planning is limited only to top management’s long-term plans
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  1. Planning is a selective and decision making process
  2. Planning is pervasive
  3. Planning is primary function
  4. Planning is future oriented
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  1. Estimating future opportunities
  2. Assuming the future to be completely certain
  3. Preparing for future challenges
  4. Forecasting future demand
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  1. Planning is only departmental
  2. Planning is aimless
  3. Planning is a primary function
  4. Planning is only present work
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  1. The feature of continuous review is weak
  2. Pervasiveness of planning has increased
  3. Planning has become more intellectual
  4. Planning has become free from objectives
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  1. Spending without objective
  2. Choosing a suitable strategy from three strategies for a set objective
  3. Finding mistakes later
  4. Recording employee attendance
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  1. Because daily schedule never comes under planning
  2. Because planning has no levels
  3. Because planning can be both short term and long term at different levels
  4. Because planning happens only in controlling
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  1. Planning is pervasive
  2. Planning is primary function
  3. Planning focuses on objectives
  4. Planning is an intellectual process
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  1. Planning is future oriented
  2. Planning is only a copy of past
  3. Planning has no decision
  4. Planning is only reporting
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  1. Planning is without objective
  2. Planning focuses on objectives
  3. Planning is only physical
  4. Planning happens after results
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  1. Paying salary after staffing
  2. Closing file after work completion
  3. First setting objectives and later matching performance with them
  4. Sending employees without objectives
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  1. So that all objectives are removed
  2. So that decision is always postponed
  3. So that planning becomes only paper
  4. So that a suitable course of action can be selected
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  1. Planning is a continuous process
  2. Planning focuses on objectives
  3. Planning is primary function
  4. Planning is decision making
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  1. Pervasiveness and objective focus
  2. Past orientation and aimlessness
  3. Physical nature and accounting
  4. Staffing and salary
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  1. Planning is only record
  2. Planning is an intellectual process
  3. Planning is without objective
  4. Planning is only controlling
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  1. Future orientation
  2. Continuity
  3. Objective focus
  4. Pervasiveness
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  1. Analysing upcoming demand data and setting production objectives
  2. Issuing orders without objectives
  3. Closing report after work
  4. Colouring employee list
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  1. Planning is primary function
  2. Planning is pervasive
  3. Planning is future oriented
  4. Planning is decision making
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  1. Planning is only past oriented
  2. Planning is only salary work
  3. Planning focuses on objectives
  4. Planning is physical process

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