As an organization passes from one stage of the organizational lifecycle to the next, _____.
A) it becomes smaller
B) it's coordination demands increase
C) it becomes more centralized
D) it's structure becomes less mechanistic
E) it's control systems become more limited

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In general, as an organization passes from one stage to the next, it becomes bigger, more mechanistic, and more decentralized. It's coordination demands increase, formalization increases, organizational units become geographically more dispersed, and control systems become more extensive.

As an Organization Passes from One Stage of the Organizational