Centralization and Decentralization Differ Because

question 31

Multiple Choice

Centralization and decentralization differ because:

• A) centralization hinders coordination, while decentralization facilitates coordination.
• B) centralization prevents top-level managers from making required organizational changes, while decentralization gives top-level managers greater power to make organizational changes.
• C) centralization ensures that decisions are consistent with organizational objectives, while decentralization can result in decisions at variance with organizational goals.
• D) centralization promotes flexibility, while decentralization reduces flexibility.

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Definitions:

Methylamine

An organic compound with a formula of CH3NH2, representing the simplest form of an amine.

C-N Bond

A covalent bond between a carbon atom and a nitrogen atom, fundamental in organic chemistry and biology due to its presence in amino acids, proteins, and many organic compounds.

Charge

An inherent property of particles that causes them to experience a force in the presence of an electromagnetic field.

Lewis Structure

A graphical representation illustrating the connections between atoms within a molecule, including any existing unpaired electrons.