Q.Centralised control in MNC's implies control exercised by

Centralised control in an MNC is control exercised by the headquarters, so the answer is (c).

A multinational corporation runs its business across several countries. One of its defining features is centralised control — the important policy and strategic decisions are made at a single central authority and passed down to units abroad.

Why (c) Headquarters:

• The headquarters (head office), usually in the home country, frames overall policy, allocates funds and sets targets. …