Departmental stores have centralized Management. Justify the Following
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Explanation:
- (I) Departmental stores are generally established by joint stock companies.
- (II) Various departments which look like specialized shops are controlled and managed by single management.
- (III) The management of departmental store is centralized.
- (IV) All departmental store is centralized.
- (V) All departments are independent but they are centrally owned managed are controlled.
- (VI) Thus, departmental store has centralized management system.
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Departmental stores have centralized management because these are very diversified stores.
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- The centralized management of departmental stores or selling multiple products under one roof enables them to manage the inventory and sale of different products.
- If the management is not centralized, there will be a lot of chaos and multiplicity of actions.
- This would result in a wastage of efforts, money, and time.
- The centralized management of these stores also allows the managing team to keep a track of all the actions that have to be necessarily done in the course of time for the effective working of such stores.
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