Companies with global structures - are organized on the basis of products and do not have other organizing dimensions in a pure organization. - are large companies with numerous overseas manufacturing facilities. - are organized on the basis of geography and not on products or processes. - may obtain lower production costs by promoting worldwide product standardization. - outperform those with international divisions.

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Israel Morrison

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13 November, 20:21

Companies with global structures - are organized on the basis of products and do not have other organizing dimensions in a pure organization. - are large companies with numerous overseas manufacturing facilities. - are organized on the basis of geography and not on products or processes. - may obtain lower production costs by promoting worldwide product standardization. - outperform those with international divisions.

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Blake Ayers · Answer 1

The answer is: may obtain lower production costs by promoting worldwide product standardization.

Explanation:

The term global structure refers to the way a company arranges its domestic and international units, and how they relate and work with each other. There is no single type of structure that fits every international company.

One of the main advantages of a global structure is that the company may be able to lower its production costs and standardize their production processes. (for example Chevrolet manufactures cars in China and exports them back to America)