Dissimilarity in dominant logic, or strategies, between business units in a firm increases the likelihood that managers will take more time to make decisions, and they will be ________ ones.
A) detrimental
B) beneficial
C) neutral
D) complex

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When there is dissimilarity in dominant logic or strategies between business units in a firm, managers may have difficulty reaching a consensus on the best course of action. This can lead to delays in decision-making and potentially less effective decisions being made. Thus, the likely outcome is detrimental ones.

Dissimilarity in Dominant Logic, or Strategies, Between Business Units in a Firm