In the Context of Organizational Structures, Which of the Following

question 2

Multiple Choice

In the context of organizational structures, which of the following is a difference between a functional structure and a divisional structure?

• A) Unlike a functional structure, a divisional structure organizes a company's units by their activities.
• B) Unlike a functional structure, a divisional structure organizes a company's units by the products they make.
• C) Unlike a divisional structure, a functional structure organizes a company's units by the geographic location in which they operate.
• D) Unlike a divisional structure, a functional structure organizes a company's units by the customer segments they serve.

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Definitions:

Kantianism

A philosophy based on the ethical theories of Immanuel Kant, emphasizing duty, moral principles, and the categorical imperative.

Morally Good Society

A society characterized by widespread adherence to ethical norms and practices that promote the well-being and rights of all its members.

Moral Development

The process by which individuals grow in their understanding of ethics, morality, and the principles that guide their behavior.

Rawls

A philosopher known for his work in political philosophy, especially in his theory of justice as fairness, emphasizing equality and the social contract.