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Business, 02.03.2020 19:16 335716hdjsngrhrs

Imagine that you own a small coffee shop and you are considering expanding your business through one or more options. One option is to merge with the gift shop next door. Another option is to purchase the bakery from which you buy pastries to sell to your customers along with their coffee and tea. Yet another option is to open another coffee shop in a different neighborhood.
You decide to purchase the bakery and continue to allow the current manager to run that business. However, you will order supplies and handle accounting for both the coffee shop and bakery in a central office.
What type of corporate-level decision is this?

a) Scope of business
b) Organizational design
c) Ownership

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