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STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS IN ORGANIZATION THEORY
The paper suggests that Mathematical Systems Theory is appropriate as a tool for the development of analytical models of organizational situations. A simple decision making system, the executive committee of Bonini's simulation model of the firm, is described using the Mathematical Systems Theory approach and its implications for further research suggested.
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