An Ability to Efficiently Allocate Capital Through an Internal Market

question 40

Multiple Choice

An ability to efficiently allocate capital through an internal market may help the firm protect the competitive advantages it develops:

• A) through reduced disclosure to outside parties.
• B) by the ability to not report losses to investors.
• C) by the ability to increase pay to managers without shareholders being aware.
• D) through the ability to reinvest cash in dividends to shareholders.

Explore the relationship between autonomy, coordination, and control in modern organizational settings.

Understand the complex nature of organizational goals and how they may conflict.

Analyze the impact of communication systems and practices on organizational dynamics.

Recognize the historical development of control methods within organizations.

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Definitions:

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