creates a hierarchy of authority—an arrangement of work positions in order of increasing authority.

a) Perpendicular regimentation
b) Functional regimentation
c) Organizational dispersion
d) Hierarchical differentiation
e) Vertical specialization

D. Hierarchical differentiation

Explanation:

Hierarchical differentiation is a differentiation done by status, rank and position in a system conceived as a hierarchy. It is also called Stratificatory differentiation or vertical differentiation.

Hierarchical differentiation creates a hierarchy of authority, that is an arrangement of work positions in order of increasing authority.

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