All of the Following Are Critical Elements of the Transnational

All of the following are critical elements of the transnational structure except:

A) Local managers overseas and headquarters managers at home share a global perspective.
B) There exists a frequent and extensive one-way flow of ideas, information, resources, and personnel between the two locations.
C) The relationship between the two is balanced without one dominating the other.
D) Significant linkages are established across the various operating units and with headquarters.