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3 years ago

When the decisions of a company are very risky and low-level managers lack decision-making skills, the company will tend to

Business

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Masteriza [31]3 years ago

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Answer: centralization

Explanation:

When the decisions of a company are very risky and low-level managers lack decision-making skills, the company will tend to centralize.

Centralization is simply when an organizational activities especially those that has to do with decision making, planning, framing policies and strategies are all concentrated in a particular location group.

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