The localisation of KFC China's authority allowed what specifically to occur?

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To unpack the question, we first restate the premise: the localisation of KFC China's authority allowed a specific development to occur.
Option a: 'KFC to overcome McDonald's' reads as a competitive rivalry claim. While localization can help compete more effectively, this option asserts a direct outcome (overcoming a specific competitor) that isn’t a direct consequence of local governance structure alone and implies a strategic victory rather than an organizational expansion outcome.
Option b: 'Lots of chicken to be sold' ties the outcome to product volume. Localization of authority affects strategy and store deployment, not inherently the total quantity of a product like chicken; it doesn’t address the organizational expansion or store network implications, making it an indirect or secondary consequence at best.
Option c: 'Many stores to open' describes a tangible, structural outcome aligned with decentralizing decision-making. Local authority can empower quick site approvals, local hiring, and franchise-style expansion, directly enabling rapid growth of store numbers across a country.
Option d: 'Critical political connections to be made' suggests an outcome focused on political alignment or lobbying. While local authorities may interact with regulatory bodies, localization itself is a managerial and operational shift rather than a designed strategy for cultivating political ties; this framing overemphasizes political networking as the primary result and ignores the core growth mechanism.
In summary, the localisation of authority primarily facilitates scalable expansion by enabling faster, locally responsive decisions, which manifest as opening many stores. The other options describe effects that are either not direct consequences of localization, are overly specific to products, or misattribute the outcome toward political maneuvering rather than organizational growth.

The localisation of KFC China's authority allowed what specifically to occur?

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