The owners of Hae-Won's company make all of the important decisions even through there are middle managers who supervise front-line employees. When there are problems, these managers are reluctant to make decisions without speaking with one of the owners. This illustrates the problem with which of Fayol's principles of management?

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The scenario describes a centralized decision-making process where the owners make all important decisions, indicating a lack of delegation and autonomy for middle managers, which aligns with Fayol's principle of centralization.

The Owners of Hae-Won's Company Make All of the Important