Which of the Following Statements Is(are) False Regarding Performance Measures

question 42

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is(are) false regarding performance measures?
(A) In general, the use of multiple measures to evaluate performance is better than the use of a single performance measure.
(B) Managers evaluated using multiple measures will most likely act differently than managers evaluated using single measures.

• A) Only A is false.
• B) Only B is false.
• C) Both of these are false.
• D) Neither of these is false.

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