Business, 21.08.2019 21:30 mem8163

By centralizing decision making, a firm:
a. allows managers to respond to environmental changes more quickly.
b. runs the risk of not being able to respond to environmental changes quickly.
c. can avoid the duplication of activities that occurs when similar activities are carried on by various subunits within the organization.
d. often has issues with duplication of activities that occurs when similar activities are carried on by various subunits within the organization.

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