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Which of the following is the correct sequence of the control process?

AMeasurement → Comparison → Standards → Corrective action

BEstablishment of standards → Measurement → Comparison → Corrective action

CComparison → Standards → Measurement → Corrective action

DEstablishment of standards → Comparison → Measurement → Corrective action

Answer:

B. Establishment of standards → Measurement → Comparison → Corrective action

Read Explanation:

  • Control starts with benchmarks, measures actual performance, compares with standards, and then takes corrective actions if deviations occur.


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