All-Canadian Burger Is a Nationwide Fast Food Chain That Competes

All-Canadian Burger is a nationwide fast food chain that competes with McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's. Management at All-Canadian Burger is debating whether to have a more centralized or a more decentralized organizational structure. Which of the following, if true, would most strongly support the conclusion that All-Canadian Burger should adopt a decentralized approach?

A) The value of a decentralized approach has been a popular topic in academic research.
B) A large percentage of All-Canadian Burger's revenue comes from a small number of menu items.
C) The popularity of All-Canadian Burger's special menu items has varied greatly across different regions.
D) All-Canadian Burger has been growing more quickly than most of its major competitors.
E) A well-publicized instance of discrimination at a single All-Canadian Burger can alter the public's perception of the entire company.