All of the following statements accurately describe contextual variables in organizational design EXCEPT a. Size, technology, environment, and strategy affect organizational design but do not determine the structure. b. As organizations engage in restructuring and resizing, the maturity of capital markets becomes an instrumental contextual factor. c. The better the fit between structure and contextual dimensions, the more likely the organization will achieve its short-run goals. d. Management researchers agree that current strategy and goals are the most important contextual dimensions in structural design