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Decentralization enables divisions of a large institution

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Thu May 03, 2018 6:31 pm
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Decentralization enables divisions of a large institution to function autonomously. This always permits more realistic planning and strongly encourages innovation, since the people responsible for decision making are directly involved in implementing the policies they design. Decentralization also permits the central administration to focus on institution-wide issues without being overwhelmed by the details of daily operations.

The statements above most strongly support which oneof the following?

(A) In large institutions whose divisions do not function autonomously, planning is not maximally realistic.
(B) Innovation is not always encouraged in large centralized institutions.
(C) For large institutions the advantages of decentralization outweigh its disadvantages.
(D) The central administrations of large institutions are usually partially responsible for most of the details of daily operations.
(E) The people directly involved in implementing policies are always able to make innovative and realistic policy decisions.
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by deloitte247 » Tue May 08, 2018 1:20 pm
option A: Inapplicable
This statement is/would have been correct but for its erroneous generalization in the theory of maximal realism

option B: inapplicable
'Innovative encouragement' is a parallel line to connect with the absence of 'innovation'. It is fallacious that large centralized institutions do not encourage innovation though overwhelming circumstances may make it difficult for employees and policy makers to think out of the box.

option C: APPLICABLE
This statement sums it up more aptly, more concisely with uniqueness. The summary gives it a different dimension whilst retaining its originality. It makes the comprehension passage more comprehensive.

option D: inapplicable
This statement is a fact to what happens or what is obtainable in the institutions around with a centralized system of operation. Unfortunately, it doesn't have the required steam and relevance as regards the subject being discussed

option E: inapplicable
This statement was at a time appearing the most correct but for the general tendencies with the use of 'always' which makes it untrue.
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