In Terms of Good Management, Efficiency Differs from Effectiveness Primarily

question 111

Multiple Choice

In terms of good management, efficiency differs from effectiveness primarily in the former's focus on

• A)customer satisfaction.
• B)shareholder profits.
• C)customer retention.
• D)employee turnover.
• E)resource utilization.

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