a. They help managers to focus on the measures that are most relevant to company success.
b. They are useful only if the cause-and-effect relationships between the measures and the organization’s performance are known.
c. They are best suited to for-profit organizations, since nonprofit organizations have no financial goals.
d. They are a mixture of financial and nonfinancial, leading and lagging indicators.
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