In decentralized organizations, a manager might look to further the success of their subunit to the detriment of other subunits. Such behavior would be from which of the following results of decentralization?
A) duplication of output
B) gains from raid decision making
C) unhealthy competition
D) broadening the reach of top management

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Decentralization can create unhealthy competition between subunits as managers may prioritize their own success over the overall success of the organization. This can lead to suboptimal outcomes and duplication of effort. Gains from rapid decision making and broadening the reach of top management are potential benefits of decentralization, but they are not related to the negative consequences of unhealthy competition.

In Decentralized Organizations, a Manager Might Look to Further the Success