Multiple Choice
Hamel argues that the hierarchy of decision-making levels,from most to least powerful,is:
A) rational decision-making,mental models,political decision-making
B) political decision-making,rational decision-making,mental models
C) mental models,political decision-making,rational decision-making
D) political decision-making,mental models,rational decision-making
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