Regarding a Firm's Overall Organizational Architecture, the Direction of Causality $\rightarrow$

question 13

Multiple Choice

Regarding a firm's overall organizational architecture, the direction of causality (i.e., in terms of which components/elements drive other components/elements) generally runs:

• A)business architecture\(\rightarrow\)financial architecture.
• B)financial architecture\(\rightarrow\)business architecture.
• C)economic architecture\(\rightarrow\)financial architecture.
• D)financial architecture\(\rightarrow\)economic architecture.

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