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Does expediency play a part in what decisions are made? Explain and use an example if you can.

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A brief examination of how expediency places a role in decision making with an example. The expert determines if expediency plays a part in what decisions are made of. Examples are provided.

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Expediency shortens that time frame in which a decision must be made. Often when time is limited a decision must be made using the information at hand. The more time one has to gather information generally the more information they can gather within reason. An example would be a scenario ...

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