Under Stage III, when various units of the company optimize their sales and profits without regard to the overall corporation, the organization may be experiencing aA) crisis of leadership. B) crisis of control. C) crisis of autonomy. D) crisis of decentralization. E) crisis of empowerment.

B) crisis of control

Explanation: A crisis control under the maturity stage of an organization is described as one wherein various units of the organization optimize their sales and profits without regard to the overall corporation. A crisis of control is defined as a situation that occurs when employees, departments or units with a preference of working alone without supervision or interference from the rest of the organization clash with owners of the organisation and managers. This results in the managers and business owners feeling they are losing control of a diversified company (usually as a result of growth).