In the Context of Mintzberg's Organizational Structures, Which of the Following

question 20

Multiple Choice

In the context of Mintzberg's organizational structures, which of the following is a difference between the simple structure and the machine bureaucracy?​

• A)​The simple structure is a centralized form of organization, whereas the machine bureaucracy is a moderately decentralized form of organization.
• B)​The simple structure emphasizes a support staff differentiated from the line operations of the organization, whereas the machine bureaucracy emphasizes a small technical and support staff.
• C)​The simple structure has limited horizontal decentralization of decision making, whereas the machine bureaucracy has a minimum of vertical differentiation of authority and minimal formalization.
• D)​The simple structure achieves coordination through the standardization of work processes, whereas the machine bureaucracy achieves coordination through direct supervision by the upper echelon.

Know the components of a good health insurance plan.

Understand the significance of maintaining good health to manage medical costs.

Identify the mechanisms of cost-sharing in health insurance policies (deductibles, coinsurance).

Understand government health insurance programs (Medicare, Medicaid) and their coverage.

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Definitions:

Circuit Protection

Devices such as fuses, fuse links, and circuit breakers in an electrical circuit that stop the flow of electricity in the event that a fault occurs in the circuit. These help to protect people from injury and prevent damage to the vehicle’s electrical system.

Fuse Links

Safety devices in electrical systems that melt and break the circuit when current exceeds a certain level, preventing overheating.

Relays

Electrically operated switches that open or close circuits when activated, used in various applications to control high power or high voltage devices with low power signals.

Series Circuits

Electrical circuits in which components are arranged in a sequence such that the current flows through each component one after the other.