According to the text, successful firms tend to set up:
A) organizational architecture that is complex and decisions are "top-down".
B) organizational architecture that is least expensive and decisions are "top-down".
C) organizational architecture that links decision-making with decision rights
D) decision-rights are reserved for the senior management

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The text suggests that successful firms tend to have an organizational architecture that links decision-making with decision rights. This means that individuals are given decision-making authority based on their expertise and position in the company, rather than decisions being made solely by those in senior management positions. This approach allows for more efficient and effective decision-making processes.

According to the Text, Successful Firms Tend to Set Up