Whittington's 'classical ' and 'evolutionary' Schools of Thought

      
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			            	Juliet Bobb
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Whittington's 'classical ' and 'evolutionary' Schools of Thought

	          		Could someone please explain Whittington's 'classical' and 'evolutionary' schools of thought? Thanks...
				      
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						            	Sam Hwambo. BA Hons. Bus Stud (Open)
Accountant, Zimbabwe
												
				                Whittington's Classical and Evolutionary Schools of Thought

														The classical approach empasizes profitability as the supreme goal of business and rational planning as the means to achieve it.

The evolutionary perspective is less confident about management's ability to plan and act rationally. Rather than relying on mangers, it expects markets to secure profit maximization.
				                
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