In a divisional structure, each division normally has responsibility for:

Correct answer: B. A complete product or market area

  • A. Only one specialised business activity
  • B. A complete product or market area
  • C. Only the organisation's support services
  • D. All decisions made by head office

Explanation

A division is usually organised around a product, service, customer group or region and contains several major functions. It therefore operates with responsibility for a fairly complete business area.

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