Economies of Scale, Learning, and Standardization of Control Systems Are

question 72

Multiple Choice

Economies of scale, learning, and standardization of control systems are:

• A)Additional factors influencing the definition of organizational units, over and above co-ordination issues.
• B)The most important factors influencing the definition of organizational units
• C)Factors that build competitive advantage
• D)Implementation levers

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Definitions:

Knights Of Labor

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Henry George

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Public Police

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Christian Lobbyists

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