Which of the Following Statements Holds True for a Centralized

question 66

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements holds true for a centralized financial organization structure?

• A)The government of the host country in which the subsidiary is located makes financing or investment decisions for the organization, taking advantage of local knowledge and moving quickly to respond to opportunities or uncertainties.
• B)Multinational firms choose a centralized financial organization structure due to variations in language, consumers, cultures, business practices, and government rules, laws, and regulations among different countries.
• C)Subsidiaries or regions make financing or investment decisions for their region, taking advantage of local knowledge and moving quickly to respond to opportunities or uncertainties.
• D)The financial institutions which fund the organization set guidelines for the headquarters as well as the subsidiaries to follow, pool funds, leverage the benefits of scale for investment and borrowing, and hire knowledgeable staff to make the most effective firm-wide decisions.
• E)All finance decisions are performed at headquarters, which sets guidelines for subsidiaries to follow, pools funds, leverages the benefits of scale for investment and borrowing, and hires knowledgeable staff to make the most effective firm-wide decisions.

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Definitions:

Unit Costs

The expenses a company faces to manufacture, warehouse, and market a single unit of a specific product or service.

Outliers

Data points that lie significantly outside the range of the rest of the data, often indicating a variance from the norm that could warrant further investigation.

Missing Data

Refers to the absence of data points or information in datasets, which can lead to challenges in analysis and decision-making.

Fixed Fee

A pricing strategy where a single fixed amount is charged for a service regardless of usage or time required.