Corporate-level decisions are typically made by:
A) Low-level employees
B) The CEO and/or board of directors
C) Functional managers
D) Department heads

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Corporate-level decisions are strategic decisions that affect the entire organization and are made by senior executives such as the CEO and/or board of directors. Low-level employees, functional managers, and department heads typically make operational and tactical decisions that are more focused on specific divisions or departments within the organization.

Corporate-Level Decisions Are Typically Made By