Institutional Theory suggests that:
A) While organisational structures are initially varied, they are gradually homogenised by competition, the state and professions
B) While organisational structures are initially homogenous, they are gradually varied by competition, the State and professions
C) The organisational structure is determined by institutional factors such as management style and organisational culture
D) The organisational structure is determined by the organisation's most powerful stakeholders

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Institutional Theory suggests that although organisations may have initially diverse structures, they become more similar over time due to pressures from external factors such as competition, the state, and professions. This is known as the 'homogenization' of organizational structures.

Institutional Theory Suggests That