Question

sam builds cars at a general motors plant in flint, michigan. his manager just told him that the factory would soon be changing to making a different type of car. which of the following people most likely made the decision about which car to produce?
a. the head of the company
b. the workers at the plant
c. the president of the united states
d. the customers who buy the cars

Explanation:

In a corporate structure, strategic decisions like which car to produce are typically made by top - level management, such as the head of the company. Workers at the plant are mainly responsible for production tasks, not strategic product - line decisions. The president of the United States has no direct role in a company's product - production decisions. While customer preferences influence decisions, the actual decision - making authority for what to produce lies with the company's leadership, not the customers directly.

Answer:

A. the head of the company