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In divisionalised organizations, complete autonomy of action is impossible when a substantial level of inter-divisional transfers take place. (a) In this context, explain what is
In divisionalised organizations, complete autonomy of action is impossible when a substantial level of inter-divisional transfers take place.
(a) In this context, explain what is meant by ‘divisionalised organization’ and ‘autonomy of action’.
(b) What are the benefits of this autonomy?
(c) Are there any dangers from permitting autonomy of action and in what ways do interdivisional transfers make complete autonomy impossible?
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Principles of Auditing and Other Assurance Services
Authors: Ray Whittington, Kurt Pany
19th edition
978-0077804770, 78025613, 77804775, 978-0078025617
