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The key components of decision-making models typically include defining the problem, identifying alternatives, evaluating the alternatives, making the decision, implementing the decision, and reviewing the decision. However, the specific components can vary based on the model. For instance, the decision matrix model involves listing options and criteria, scoring each option based on the criteria, and choosing the option with the highest score. The Pareto analysis involves identifying a set of choices, scoring them, and focusing on the choices that will have the biggest impact. The Fishbone model involves identifying the problem, determining the main factors involved, identifying possible causes, and analyzing the diagram.
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For example, a new report from accounting firm Grant Thorton identified nearly one million job vacancies in the UK. Half of these jobs were in the food and drink sector, industries that typically rely on an immigrant workforce from the EU. This labor shortage has created a supply chain crisis where the government blames the pandemic and businesses blame Brexit, which left many holes in the British labor market without the workers to fill them. So which of these is the root cause?
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