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Chapter 28, Problem 3PB

Eye Swear Inc. has a balanced scorecard that includes the following relationships:

Chapter 28, Problem 3PB, Eye Swear Inc. has a balanced scorecard that includes the following relationships: Actual results , example 1

Actual results for this year and last year are as follows:

Chapter 28, Problem 3PB, Eye Swear Inc. has a balanced scorecard that includes the following relationships: Actual results , example 2

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1. Analyze these statistics to verify whether they support the expected relationships between the strategic objectives and performance metrics.

2. Identify three possible reasons for any unsupported relationship you identified in part (1).

3. Which of the three possibilities you identified in part (2) is the most likely reason for the unsupported relationship you identified in part (1)?

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Financial and Managerial Accounting - Workingpapers

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