Larger Firms with More Complex Organizational Structures Are

question 3

Multiple Choice

Larger firms with more complex organizational structures are

• A)less decentralized in their decision-making than smaller firms.
• B)more decentralized in their decision-making than smaller firms.
• C)less decentralized in their decision-making than larger firms with simpler structures.
• D)more centralized in their decision-making than smaller firms.
• E)not decentralized due to their operating size.

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