Which of the following is not an effort by McDonald's to cope with diseconomies of scale?
A) being exposed to country and regions risk, such as environmental protests
B) putting mini-restaurants in airports, gas stations, and Wal-Marts
C) allowing managers in each region of the U.S. more leeway in pricing and promotion
D) reducing product development time
E) closing unprofitable restaurants

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Being exposed to country and regions risk, such as environmental protests, is not directly related to coping with diseconomies of scale. The other options, such as putting mini-restaurants in high-traffic areas, allowing regional managers more pricing leeway, reducing product development time, and closing unprofitable restaurants all aim to address inefficiencies that can arise from the organization's large size and scope of operations.

Which of the Following Is Not an Effort by McDonald's