All of the following are examples of the principal designs that firms can adopt to organize their global activities except:
A)an international division.
B)a city division.
C)a product-based structure.
D)a geographic structure.
E)a matrix structure.

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A city division is not a commonly recognized principal design for organizing global activities of firms. The other options (international division, product-based structure, geographic structure, and matrix structure) are well-known organizational structures for managing operations across different countries and regions.

All of the Following Are Examples of the Principal Designs