In a Centralized-Marketing Organizational Structure

question 81

Multiple Choice

In a centralized-marketing organizational structure:

• A)the power to make decisions is shared by the home-country headquarters and the local regional headquarters.
• B)the local regional headquarters has the power to make marketing decisions affecting its region.
• C)the host government in which the local regional headquarters is situated has the power to make marketing decisions.
• D)the home-country headquarters retains decision-making power for marketing in all countries.
• E)the power of decision making is delegated to an independent third party to avoid conflict between the local and the country headquarters.

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