The Term "Whole Verses Part" Refers To

question 18

Multiple Choice

The term "whole verses part" refers to:

• A) The idea that a global performance is too complex to be captured by a single performance management system
• B) The idea that less than excellent performance outcomes in a given local unit may be acceptable if that unit's presence in a location contributes to the greater strategic good
• C) The idea that you can best capture performance management by adding up the sum of all the individual performance outcomes in the various units or parts of the MNE.
• D) The idea that corporate headquarters' executive can accurately assess the parts (local units)of performance far more accurately than the whole or overall firm performance

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