Volume : 2, Issue : 12, DEC 2016

OBSERVANCE OF BUSINESS FIRMS ON THE DIMENSIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

Dr. Regina Puma-at

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to determine the financial condition and results of business operation, the extent to which the dimensions of organizational structure are observed, and the significant relationship between the dimensions of the organizational structure and the financial condition and results of business operation. The finding shows that there is significant relationship that exists between the organization’s profitability, liquidity and stability and the extent to which centralized, formalized, and specialized organizational structures are observed. The less centralized firms were as profitable as the more centralized ones, the less formalized firms were as profitable as the more formal ones, and the less specialized firms were as profitable as the more specialized ones.

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