Kiefer Is an Operations Manager Whose Budget of $555,000 Was

Multiple Choice

Kiefer is an operations manager whose budget of $555,000 was approved to buy four new machines in order to increase production by 15%. After seeing what the suppliers had to offer, he realized that the model which would best suit his company's needs was very expensive and he could only purchase three machines rather than four. He requested a budget increase and was denied. Kiefer decided that the three machines will serve the purpose. This is an example of ___.

A) evaluating results
B) bounded rationality
C) rational decision making
D) classical decision model
E) cost benefit analysis