Beslutningsmagt
Beslutningsmagt is a Danish and Norwegian term for the power to make decisions within an organization, institution, or state. In English it is typically translated as decision-making authority or decision rights. The term combines beslutning (decision) and magt (power), and is used to describe who may determine actions, allocate resources, or set policy within a given scope.
In organizations, beslutningsmagt can be formalized in charters, bylaws, statutes, or contracts, or it may arise
In public administration, beslutningsmagt is constrained by legal mandates, budgets, and accountability mechanisms, with separation of
Diversification of decision rights can affect efficiency, transparency, and responsibility. Centralized decision-making concentrates power, while decentralization
Scholarly and practical discussions address decision rights frameworks, including how information asymmetries, resource constraints, and incentives