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Structure Meets Context: A Simulation Study of Centralized and Decentralized Decision-Making in Complex Environments
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The question of when to centralize or decentralize decision-making authority is a foundational problem in organizational theory and management science. Yet existing research often favors decentralized structures, frequently treating them as universally superior, and provides limited guidance on when
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