The Organizational Structure and Locus of Decision Making in Multinational

question 47

Multiple Choice

The organizational structure and locus of decision making in multinational corporations is determined by a number of factors. Which is not one of those factors?

• A) The degree of involvement in international operations
• B) The demographic characteristics of customers in each region
• C) The business in which the firm is engage
• D) The human resource capability of the firm

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