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Rita has been promoted as the planning head and the company is planning to launch a new product. What will be the correct sequence of the steps in the planning of the new product?

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✅ Correct Option: 1

Option 1 -> Follows the correct logical planning sequence: objectives first, then premises, evaluation/selection of alternatives, implementation, and finally follow-up action.

Option 2 -> Incorrect sequence as it places "develop the premises" after implementation, whereas premises should be established before identifying alternatives.

Option 3 -> Starts with developing premises before setting objectives, which is wrong. Objectives must be set first. Also missing the crucial evaluation/selection step and follow-up action.

Option 4 -> Completely incorrect sequence - begins with idea generation instead of setting objectives, and implements alternatives before developing premises, which is illogical.


Hence, Option 1 -> This follows the standard planning process: (1) Set objectives - define what to achieve, (2) Develop premises - establish assumptions about future conditions, (3) Evaluate and select alternatives - analyze options and choose the best, (4) Implement the plan - execute the chosen course of action, (5) Follow-up action - monitor and control execution. This logical sequence ensures systematic and effective planning for the new product launch. -> correct

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