Two Common Ways of Looking at How Multinational Companies (MNCs)control

question 61

Multiple Choice

Two common ways of looking at how multinational companies (MNCs) control operations are:

• A) determining whether the organization uses accounting or strategic controls and by choosing whether the enterprise uses simple or complex controls.
• B) by looking at the ways in which the organization uses hierarchical and bureaucratic controls and by looking at the ways in which the organization uses external or internal controls.
• C) choosing whether the enterprise uses simple or complex controls and by determining whether the organization uses financial or strategic controls.
• D) determining whether the enterprise chooses to use internal or external control and by looking at the ways in which the organization uses direct and indirect controls.

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Definitions:

Enforce a Lien

The legal process by which a creditor seeks to claim possession of a debtor's property to satisfy a debt.

Deficient Work

Work that fails to meet the required standards or contractual obligations.

Possessory Lien

The right of a person or entity to retain possession of a property belonging to another until a debt owed by the property owner is paid.

Lienholder

An individual or entity that has a legal right or interest in a property, typically as security for a debt or charge.