The Transnational Model Is Characterized By

question 73

Multiple Choice

The transnational model is characterized by:

• A) using shared vision and values to achieve coordination in this horizontal structure.
• B) being one step short of the matrix in exploiting both global and local advantages for the corporation as well as multiple interrelated competitive issues.
• C) has a single headquarters and a single center of control for each country and for each product line.
• D) there is no single corporate headquarters, but there is a clear hierarchical responsibility.

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Definitions:

Food Chains

A series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food, showing the flow of energy and nutrients from one entity to another.

Facilitator of Succession

An organism or factor that catalyzes ecological succession, ensuring the progression from one ecological community to another, leading to increased biodiversity.

Sexual Maturity

The stage in an organism's life cycle when it becomes capable of reproduction.