Only three days after the passing of Vaez-Tabasi, Khamenehi named Hojatoleslam Ebrahim Raisi to take over leadership of the shrine and the Astan, praising Raisi's skills at
macromanagement.
Methodologically, the reform has been carried out in an incremental way: minimizing operational costs, improving business models, reforming news production mechanisms, and lastly changing the
macromanagement systems (Chen 2000).
Management, humanism, and society: The case for
macromanagement theory.
This long-term high-level planning and decision making, often called
macromanagement, is referred to in this article as strategic decision making.
In the short term,
macromanagement is in a good shape," the IMF official said.
No single factor can explain this but some credit must go to the government for their
macromanagement of the economy.
Thus between its government and central bank, a country's official sector has four instruments of
macromanagement.
As individual countries have adopted strategies aimed at managing migration in their own contexts, discussion and vision for managed migration has begun to focus on potential opportunities for
macromanagement of migration through trade and multilateral agreements relating to nursing service and education.
The subnational levels have consistently faced difficulties in performing their
macromanagement functions with autonomy, especially when it comes to financing and to the establishment or organization of health care networks.
7) However, to realize these benefits the market by itself would not suffice--state policies and
macromanagement were seen as critical.
Distinguish two levels:
macromanagement, concerned with the integrity of the emergency regime as a whole, and microadjudication, concerned with safeguarding individuals against the predictable abuses of the system.
Building on and augmenting this approach to the conduct of domestic
macromanagement were the free trade agreements of the early 1990s--Maastricht and NAFTA.
