Logical Incrementalism is characterized by

• A. Manager Makes Small Changes
• B. Strategy Is Developed Through Annual Master Plan
• C. Stakeholder Consensus Achieved Through Top-Down Orders
• D. Large-Scale Multi-Year Projects Implemented at Once

Answer: (A)

Logical Incrementalism means strategy develops through small, incremental changes with learning from each step. Managers adjust and refine plans gradually rather than launching a single, large overhaul, which helps the organization adapt to uncertain conditions and reduce risk. That’s why the description that best fits is that the manager makes small changes. The other options describe big, formalized plans, top-down directives, or implementing large projects all at once, which contradicts the idea of incremental, learning-driven change.