Management accounting is best characterized by which of the following statements? a. It produces (principally) objective and verifiable financial information. b. It has a historical orientation. c. It...

a. It produces (principally) objective and verifiable financial information.

b. It has a historical orientation.

c. It focuses on overall firm performance, providing an aggregated viewpoint.

d. It is subject to generally accepted accounting principles.

e. None of the above.