The organizational structure and locus of decision making in multinational corporations is determined by a number of factors. Which is not one of those factors?
A) The degree of involvement in international operations
B) The demographic characteristics of customers in each region
C) The business in which the firm is engage
D) The human resource capability of the firm

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The demographic characteristics of customers in each region is not a factor that determines the organizational structure and locus of decision making in multinational corporations. The other options (A, C, and D) are all relevant factors that are considered in determining the organizational structure and decision-making processes within multinational corporations.

The Organizational Structure and Locus of Decision Making in Multinational