Galbraith's idea that firms are controlled by a technostructure supports _________ theories?
Correct answer: A. Williamson's
- A. Williamson's
- B. classical economic
- C. Marxist
- D. monetarist
Explanation
Galbraith’s technostructure is the managerial group that controls large corporations, an idea consistent with Williamson’s managerial theories of the firm. Classical, Marxist and monetarist theories do not specifically explain managerial control in this way.
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