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Exercise
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Reference no. 9-396-308
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Originally published in: 1996
Version: 25 March 2008
Length: 14 pages
Data source: Generalised experience

Abstract

Involves seven canonical decision problems, basic problems in management that arise in surprising frequency. Although these exercises are simplified versions of these problems, they have been written to preserve the 'essence' of the decision situations. The problems include product development sequencing, options for flexibility, market research, litigation, inventory decisions under uncertainty, bidding decisions, and choosing among theories.

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Abstract

Involves seven canonical decision problems, basic problems in management that arise in surprising frequency. Although these exercises are simplified versions of these problems, they have been written to preserve the 'essence' of the decision situations. The problems include product development sequencing, options for flexibility, market research, litigation, inventory decisions under uncertainty, bidding decisions, and choosing among theories.

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