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What are the circumstances under which decision-making authority is likely to be decentralized?

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What are the circumstances under which decision-making authority is likely to be decentralized?

What are the circumstances under which decision-making authority is likely to be decentralized?
A) A small owner-operated company
B) A company where the top managers control everything
C) A large organization where top managers cannot personally supervise every detail
D) When high dollar value decisions are made
E) A company where managers practice little delegation

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Business Essentials, Canadian Edition

Business Essentials, Canadian Edition

Edition: 8^th

Authors: Ebert, Griffin, Starke, Dracopoulos

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Never thought of that, ty!

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