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Choose the correct order for the planning process.

(A) Developing premises

(B) Selecting an alternative

(C) Setting objectives

(D) Identifying and evaluating the alternatives

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 3

Option 1 -> Starts with developing premises before setting objectives, which is illogical as you need to know your goals before establishing planning assumptions.

Option 2 -> Selecting an alternative comes before identifying and evaluating alternatives, which is impossible as you cannot select what hasn't been identified yet.

Option 3 -> Follows the logical sequence: first set objectives, then develop premises, identify and evaluate alternatives, and finally select the best alternative.

Option 4 -> Selecting an alternative occurs before identifying and evaluating them, and developing premises comes last, which violates the planning process logic.


Hence, Option 3: (C), (A), (D), (B) -> The planning process must begin with setting objectives (C) to establish what needs to be achieved, followed by developing premises (A) which are the planning assumptions and forecasts, then identifying and evaluating alternatives (D) to find different ways to achieve objectives, and finally selecting an alternative (B) by choosing the best course of action from the evaluated options -> correct

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