Mr. Mohammed has a shopping centre in Nizwa. The shop is open up to 10:00 pm. in the night. This month the supreme committee instructed to close the shops from 4 July at 8:00 pm. for 16 days due to the increased number of COVID19 affected people. The decision of the supreme committee comes under the category of: a. Economic Environment b. Competitive Environment c. Technological Environment d. Legal Environment

Mr. Mohammed has a shopping centre in Nizwa. The shop is open up to 10:00 pm. in the night. This month the supreme committee instructed to close the shops from 4 July at 8:00 pm. for 16 days due to the increased number of COVID19 affected people. The decision of the supreme committee comes under the category of: a. Economic Environment b. Competitive Environment c. Technological Environment d. Legal Environment

Principles of Management

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Chapter17: Organizational Planning And Controlling

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Problem 3CTQ: The case focuses on U.S. markets. How are European markets affected by holiday shopping?

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