Decentralization is one the trends in organizational structure. Critically examine why decentralization is becoming more common in contemporary organizations. What should companies consider when determining the degree of decentralization
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"Efficient cash management will aim at maximizing the availability of cash inflows by decentralizing collections and decelerating cash outflows by centralizing disbursements" Discuss
1. Centralizing - Concentrating them in the optimal location and serving the global market from there. 2. Decentralizing - Locating them in various regional or national locations that are close to major markets.
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Catanzaro became the capital of the region of Calabria in 1970, replacing Reggio Calabria as the regional capital. This change was a result of a governmental decree aimed at decentralizing administrative functions in Italy.
Reverse the decentralizing tendencies of fief-holding refers to efforts to consolidate power and authority in a centralized government structure, countering the fragmentation caused by feudal systems. This often involves reducing the autonomy of local lords and integrating their territories into a unified state, promoting uniform laws, taxation, and governance. By centralizing power, rulers aim to enhance their control, improve administrative efficiency, and foster national identity. Historically, this process has been seen in various forms, such as the rise of absolute monarchies or the establishment of nation-states.
Even in absolute monarchies like Louis XIV's France, local governance structures, such as the parlements and provincial estates, maintained a degree of autonomy and influence over regional matters. Additionally, the reliance on local nobility for administration and tax collection created a decentralized dynamic, as these local lords wielded significant power within their territories. Furthermore, the emerging bourgeoisie began to challenge traditional power structures, advocating for greater representation and local governance, which further contributed to the decentralizing forces within the state.
Nationalization refers to the process of a government taking control of privately owned assets or industries, while devolution refers to the transfer of power from a central government to regional or local governments within a country. Nationalization involves centralizing control, while devolution involves decentralizing it.
Perestroika was a policy introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev in the Soviet Union in the mid-1980s. It aimed to reform the country's political and economic systems by allowing more freedom of speech, introducing elements of market economy, and decentralizing decision-making processes. However, these reforms ultimately led to the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.
Freedom. Libertarians are generally described as being socially left and financially right meaning they favor individual freedoms like legalizing marijuana and support gay marriages, while decentralizing and reducing the size of government. Although there is diversity in the libertarian party, many also believe that the military should be used in defense of the US, not as the world's police force.