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Daniels Inc. has a multidivisional structure. Out of the four divisions Daniels Inc. has, the electronics division failed to meet the performance targets while the insurance division performed better than the performance targets. The last two divisions, automobile and retailing, have both met the performance targets. Daniels Inc.'s top executives are trying to decide how to allocate capital for the next calendar year. Which of the below scenarios is most likely to happen?A. The insurance division will get the highest capital allocation as this division has the best potential to generate more shareholder value. B. All divisions will receive the same capital allocation since this type of organizational structure is aimed at rewarding divisional managers based on achievement of strategic goals rather than financial goals. C. The electronics division will get the highest capital allocation to ensure the division fixes its performance issues and reach its performance goals. D. The automobile and retailing divisions will receive the highest allocation as their performance exactly matched the performance goals set by the corporate headquarters. right answer only

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