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高层决策、中层决策和基层决策的划分依据是______ A.决策者在管理组织中所处地位

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高层决策、中层决策和基层决策的划分依据是______

A.决策者在管理组织中所处地位的不同
B.决策者在管理组织中资历的高低
C.决策者在管理组织中权力的大小
D.决策者在管理组织中职务的不同

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