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Which situation best illustrates effective managerial control?

Correct answer: B. A manager compares results with standards and takes corrective action

  • A. A manager changes targets without reviewing results
  • B. A manager compares results with standards and takes corrective action
  • C. A manager allows performance to continue without measurement
  • D. A manager sets standards but never communicates them

Explanation

Effective control requires standards, measurement of actual performance, comparison, and corrective action where necessary. Changing targets without evidence or failing to measure performance prevents meaningful control.

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