Input standards differ from output standards in that input standards measure ___.

A) actual outcomes
B) earnings per share
C) work results
D) work efforts
E) error rates

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Input standards differ from output standards in that input standards measure ___.A)  actual outcomesB)  earnings per shareC)  work resultsD)  work effortsE)  error rates

Yonela Makunga · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Input standards measure work efforts, such as the amount of time or resources put into a task, whereas output standards measure actual outcomes, such as the number of units produced or the level of customer satisfaction achieved. Earnings per share are a financial metric and not directly related to input or output standards. Work results could refer to either input or output, so it is not specific enough. Error rates are a measure of quality and could be a component of either input or output standards, so it is not specific enough.

Input standards differ from output standards in that input standards measure ___.

A) actual outcomes
B) earnings per share
C) work results
D) work efforts
E) error rates

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