The larger an organization, the greater the number of points at which coordination is necessary. Most coordination can best be done at level of responsibility lower that the chief executive, but some problems will force their way upward defying any solution other than one imposed by the chief executive." The central thought of this paragraph is most nearly that: A. the larger the organization, the greater the responsibility held by the head administrator. B. questions which reach the chief executive are not necessarily the hardest although they are usually the most complex. C. questions of coordination which cannot be unraveled by subordinates are usually the concern of the head of the organization. D. the chief executive of an organization is usually the last resort for all matters that come up