Financial Outcomes Are Often Short-Term in Nature and Consequently Focusing

question 26

True/False

Financial outcomes are often short-term in nature and consequently focusing too much on financial measures may lead managers to overlook other key factors that might be very important to the longer-term viability of the organization.

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Released from a duty or obligation, often because of a specific reason or circumstance that justifies the exemption.

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