Keeping in view the changes in consumer demands and preferences, 'Tastemaker Bakery’ has reduced the sugar and fat content in its products. This approach of business shows that management is________.

A group activity

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An intangible force

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A dynamic function

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A multidimensional activity

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The correct option is C
A dynamic function

Answer (c) A dynamic function
Explanation: The executives and management need to make changes in their goals, objectives, targets, and different business activities as indicated by changes occurring in the environment. The macro-environment, for example, social, legal, political, economic, and technological changes, has an incredible impact on management.

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