Types of policies - corporate management - Manu Melwin Joy
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Major policies – Major policies are those which give a unified direction to an enterprise and imply a commitment of resources. These policies give shape to an enterprise in the accomplishment of its purpose. Supportive policies – Supportive policies are meant to help in implementation of major policies. A concern may have the development of a new product as a major policy, the research to find out the unfulfilled needs of consumer may be a supportive policy.
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