Dissimilarity in Dominant Logic, or Strategies, Between Business Units in a Firm

question 49

Multiple Choice

Dissimilarity in dominant logic, or strategies, between business units in a firm increases the likelihood that managers will take more time to make decisions, and they will be ________ ones.

• A) detrimental
• B) beneficial
• C) neutral
• D) complex

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