The disadvantage of using a(n) ________ measure is that a drop in supply chain sales and production (for example in a downturn) will show an improved absolute measure of energy consumption even though the company may not have changed anything.

A) scope
B) relative
C) absolute
D) statistical

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Landon Harley-Wright · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The given scenario requires a comparison of energy consumption, and an absolute measure only considers the total amount of energy used, irrespective of any external factors such as sales and production levels. Hence, a drop in sales and production would impact relative and statistical measures but not an absolute measure. This limitation of absolute measure makes it less effective in identifying energy efficiency improvements accurately.

The disadvantage of using a(n) ________ measure is that a drop in supply chain sales and production (for example in a downturn) will show an improved absolute measure of energy consumption even though the company may not have changed anything.

A) scope
B) relative
C) absolute
D) statistical

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The disadvantage of using a(n) ________ measure is that a drop in supply chain sales and production (for example in a downturn) will show an improved absolute measure of energy consumption even though the company may not have changed anything.A) scopeB) relativeC) absoluteD) statistical

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The disadvantage of using a(n) ________ measure is that a drop in supply chain sales and production (for example in a downturn) will show an improved absolute measure of energy consumption even though the company may not have changed anything.

A) scope
B) relative
C) absolute
D) statistical