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Q.How is decentralisation different from delegation? Explain any two points of difference.

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BasisDelegationDecentralisation
ScopeBetween one superior and one immediate subordinateSystematic, throughout the whole organisation, to every level
NatureA routine, day-to-day process, necessary for the organisation to function at allA deliberate policy decision by top management about the extent of authority generally pushed downward
Freedom of actionThe subordinate's freedom is limited to the specific task delegatedConsiderably wider freedom of action at lower levels, since decentralisation applies to an entire class of decisions, not one task
NecessityEssential — an organisation of more than one manager cannot function without at least some delegationOptional — a highly centralised organisation can function, just with slower decision-making concentrated at the top

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