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SHARING AN IDEA

SHARING AN IDEA

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What is a more important in an a decision, a qualitative factor or a quantitative factor? Why?

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by AUNI BATRISYIA BINTI MOHD FADHIL -
Quantitative factors are important for analysis,
Qualitative factors are important for sustainability and real-world impact.
A decision based only on numbers may be risky,
and a decision based only on feelings may be inefficient.
Therefore, both qualitative and quantitative factors are equally important, and good decision-making balances the two.
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by NUKMAN AIMAN BIN NAZZLI SABRI -

Quantitative factors are important because they provide clear and objective data for analysis. However, qualitative factors are often more important in the long run because they influence sustainability, reputation, and overall business success.