In Comparison to a Functional Structure, a Divisional Structure

question 30

Multiple Choice

In comparison to a functional structure, a divisional structure:

• A) organizes a company's units by its activities.
• B) works without cross-functional communication.
• C) is suitable for meganational companies.
• D) organizes a company's units by the geographic location in which it operates.

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Definitions:

Interval Responses

Responses or data that range within a specific interval, often used in surveys or statistical analysis to understand distribution or preference.

Interval Data

Refers to a type of numerical data that has meaningful distances between measurements but no true zero point, allowing for addition and subtraction operations but not true ratio comparisons.

Bar Chart

A graphical display that uses bars of different heights or lengths to represent data values of various categories for comparison.

Nominal Variable

A type of categorical variable with distinct categories that do not have a specific order or ranking.