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Cash, marketable securities, notes receivable, and merchandise inventory are examples of:
 A) current assets.
  B) expenses.
  C) intangible assets.
  D) fixed assets.
  E) liabilities.

Question 2

John just became CEO of a large company that operates mainly in the United States. It manufactures the same basic type of product as other companies in this industry. As a result, the organization's priorities are efficiency and control-because profit margins are very low in this industry. Which of the following aspects of organizational design would best fit John's company?
 A) Decentralized and narrow
  B) Decentralized and flat
  C) Centralized with matrix structure
  D) Centralized with line structure
  E) Decentralized with matrix structure



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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