Arrivals are random when they are dependent on one another and can be predicted

The primary concern of the administrative management aspect of classical management was

a. managing a company's information system. b. teaching nonprofit organizations how to be successful. c. how organizations should be managed and structured. d. the application of scientific methods to increase workers' productivity.

After research into where to place a new restaurant, Burger Billies, a small fast-food chain, plans to open a new store near a small college. The anticipated customer base is students attending the college

They learn that a major fast food chain will be opening a franchise within the college, which leads the owners of Burger Billies to revise their estimate of sales to one below the break-even point. Which of the following is most likely the best real option for Burger Billies to take with regard to the proposed restaurant site? A) option to delay B) option to expand C) option to abandon D) option to switch