Question: financial accounting 6.4 How do composite measurement systems enhancetraditional accounting metrics?a) Multiple measurement bases combine to providecomprehensive insightsb) Single measures always suffice alonec) Traditional metrics need no enhancementd) Composite views create confusion

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