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One Problem with Firms Becoming Too Large Is That They

Question 51

Question 51

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One problem with firms becoming too large is that they:


A) become too easy to manage
B) often adopt a decentralised decision-making philosophy
C) gain increasing efficiencies
D) usually increase bureaucratic controls

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