Larger Firms with More Complex Organizational Structures Are

question 62

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.
• D) more decentralized in their decision making than larger firms.
• E) do not decentralize due to their operating size.

---

Definitions:

Comparative Negligence

Comparative negligence is a legal doctrine that reduces the claimant's compensation by a percentage equal to their fault in causing the damage or injury.

Contributory Negligence

Contributory Negligence is a legal doctrine that may limit or prevent a plaintiff's recovery if it can be shown that their own negligence contributed to the harm suffered.

Negligence Per Se

The legal doctrine where an act is considered negligent because it violates a statute or regulation.

Assumption of Risk

A legal principle that a person may not recover for injuries received from a dangerous activity if they voluntarily exposed themselves to the danger with full knowledge of the risks involved.