In a centralized organization:
A)local-division managers do not need higher approval for most business decisions.
B)company-wide standard operating procedures are common.
C)local-division managers have an opportunity to gain decision-making experience.
D)decisions are made by local division managers.

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In a centralized organization, decisions are made at the top level of management, usually by a small group of executives. Therefore, there is a greater likelihood of having company-wide standard operating procedures in place. Local-division managers usually need higher approval for most business decisions, as their role is to implement the decisions made by the top-level management. While they may gain some decision-making experience, their authority is limited. Therefore, option A and D are incorrect.

In a Centralized Organization