4 Which of the following is true about the effect of organizational density on the mortality rates of organizations with a specific structure? When the organizational density is moderate (neither high nor low) for organizations with a specific structure, the mortality rates are high, because legitimation of the structure is not high enough to protect organizations with that structure and competition is too high for their to be enough resources. When the organizational density is high for organizations with a specific structure, the mortality rates are high, because lots of competition between organizations with this structure over limited resources leads to more organizational "deaths". When the organizational density is high for organizations with a specific structure, the mortality rates are low, because high legitimation of the structure makes it easier for organizations with this structure to survive leading to fewer organizational "deaths". When the organizational density is low for organizations with a specific structure, the mortality rates are low, because low levels of competition between organizations with this structure allows for plenty of extra resources and fewer organizational "deaths