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C/B/1679. Why are some overseas operations highly decentralised while others are very centralized? What factors influence this arrangement? What kind of organisational arrangement is the most conducive to current global economic conditions?
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The paper examines the business structures of centralising or decentralising overseas operations evaluating their efficiency in the current economic climate, analysing the experience of companies that have integrated either method within their overseas operations, and arguing whether centralisation, decentralisation, or possibly a hybrid structure is the way forward.
KEYWORDS: Centralisation, decentralisation, overseas operations, economic crisis,
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