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In Fayol's principles of management, "decentralization" implies that ________.

In Fayol's principles of management, "decentralization" implies that ________.
A) the entire organization should be moving toward a common objective
B) the importance of the subordinate role should be increased
C) work should be divided among individuals
D) the interests of one person should be prioritized over the interests of the organization
E) workers should receive orders from a number of managers

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