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Can a company really know how it's performing if the past and current performance is unknown?

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Can a company really know how it's performing if the past and current performance is unknown?
A company knows how it is performing by examining criteria and indicators related to its performance. For instance, the company may look at its profitability, liquidity, and asset utilization to judge its financial performance. The company may compare its planned objectives with its current performance to judge its overall performance. Other ...

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  • MBA, Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management
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