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Question
Why are rules considered to be plans?
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Solution
Rules are specific in statements that inform what is to be done. They lay down the specific sequence of actions in the organisation. They promote discipline in the organisation. Rules are considered to be a plan because both of them are similar in nature. Rules are considered to be the simplest of plans. Planning helps to decide the future course of action. Similarly, rules help in deciding whether an action should be taken or not.
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