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Dahasolnce [82]
3 years ago
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how is a functional structure or unitary structure organized? A. With a central executive handling all major decisions B. To lig

hten the load of senior executives so they can concentrate on value chain action agendas C. Specifically to manage unrelated diversification opportunities Into functional departments, with departmental managers who report to the CEO and small corporate staff D. With top-heavy management, and senior executives forming a central office of the chairman
Business
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RoseWind [281]3 years ago
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Answer: Into functional departments, with departmental managers who report to the CEO and small corporate staff

Explanation: In simple words, functional structure refers to the structure under which an organisation divides its work by making different departments for the core activities that are to be performed.

Under such structure, every department have employees working on a single activity they were assigned to like sales finance etc. Every department gets one manager who is liable to report to the CEO of the company.

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Gas door             $75.00                $33.00

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The break-even point is the activity level where the total revenue of a business  exactly equals its cost. At the break-even point, <em>the total profit made will be zero</em>. This analysis enables a firm to determine ahead the number of units to must be produced, customers that must served in order to cover its fixed costs.

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A break-even point can be calculated as follows:

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Multiple-products scenario= Total general fixed cost for the period/Average contribution per unit

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Contribution per unit        32                42                  18

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Break-even point (in units)=  $18,840/$34.89

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