Q16 There is an increase in demand for using courier and delivery services impact by COVID 19 pandemic. Thus, one company is facing a crisis where the sales of their product decrease because the customer did not come to their shop. By applying the six (6) stages of Complex Problem Solving (CPS) method, explain in detail how to solve that problem. Use any suitable tools or method for the required stages in CPS with examples of each action; immediate, short, medium and long term goal.

Q16 There is an increase in demand for using courier and delivery services impact by COVID 19 pandemic. Thus, one company is facing a crisis where the sales of their product decrease because the customer did not come to their shop. By applying the six (6) stages of Complex Problem Solving (CPS) method, explain in detail how to solve that problem. Use any suitable tools or method for the required stages in CPS with examples of each action; immediate, short, medium and long term goal.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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