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Which of the following is a measure of appropriateness of organizational goals and how well these goals…

In management theory (Peter Drucker's 'doing the right things'), 'Organizational effectiveness' is defined as the degree of appropriateness of the goals chosen by an…

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Which of the following is a measure of appropriateness of organizational goals and how well these goals are being met?

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In management theory (Peter Drucker's 'doing the right things'), 'Organizational effectiveness' is defined as the degree of appropriateness of the goals chosen by an organization and the extent to which those stated goals are successfully achieved. In contrast, organizational efficiency ('doing things right') measures the ratio of outputs to inputs.

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