A plan prepared for a non-repetitive event, such as constructing a new factory, is known as a
Correct answer: D. Single-use plan
- A. Standing plan
- B. Strategic plan
- C. Contingency plan
- D. Single-use plan
Explanation
A single-use plan is created for a specific activity or situation and ends when its objective is achieved. A standing plan is used repeatedly for recurring organisational situations.
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