The manager of a restaurant noticed that the number of customers in the evening was decreasing. she promptly ordered the chef to revise the evening menu. later, customer feedback indicated that the problem was not the menu but poor service from the wait staff. the manager's decision to have the menu revised suggests that she failed to
a. identify and diagnose the problem.
b. evaluate alternatives.
c. generate alternative solutions.
d. evaluate the decision.
e. make a choice.

The manager's decision to have the menu revised suggests that she failed to

a. identify and diagnose the problem.

Explanation:

As the manager couldn't understand the reason about the less number of customers in the evening. She devised a wrong plan to change the menu which was not the cause rather the services of wait staff was not good. So, the decision she made was not correct and the problem remained there as the number of customers didn't increased.

answer decisions made by individual households and firms;

riley- $3

sean- $4

jake- $8

riley has the absolute advantage.