Classifying Cost Drivers Henderson Construction managers provide design and construction management services for various commercial construction projects. Senior managers are trying to apply cost driver concepts to their firm to better understand Henderson's costs. Classify each of the following actions or decisions as structural, organizational, or activity cost drivers. (a) The decision to be a regional leader in computer-assisted design services. Structural Organizational Activity (b) The decision to allow staff architects to follow a specific project through to completion. Structural Organizational Activity (c) The daily process of inspecting Structural Organizational Activity (d) The process of conducting extensive client interviews to assess the exact needs for Henderson services. Structural Organizational Activity (e) The decision to expand the market area by establishing an office in another state. Structural Organizational Activity (f) The decision to use only Henderson staff rather than relying on subcontractors. Structural Organizational Activity (g) The process of receiving approval from government authorities along with appropriate permits for each project. Structural Organizational Activity (h) The decision to organize the workforce into project teams. Structural Organizational Activity (i) The decision to build a new headquarters facility with areas for design and administration as well as storage and maintenance of construction equipment. Structural Organizational Activity (i) The process of grading building sites and preparing forms for foundations. Structural Organizational Activity