Is it preferable to specify the decisions that every level of management can and cannot make or would that be overstepping authority (micromanaging)?

Is it preferable to specify the decisions that every level of management can and cannot make or would that be overstepping authority (micromanaging)?

The authors of your second reading argue that a company’s decision rights must be addressed for a strategy to succeed.After reading this week’s article, and in your opinion, how specific should decision rights be in a company?

Is it preferable to specify the decisions that every level of management can and cannot make or would that be overstepping authority (micromanaging)?