The evaluation phase of the process of control in MACS focuses on:
A)comparing the planned level to current performance to identify discrepancies and consider corrective measures.
B)measuring the current level of performance.
C)returning the system to an in control state.
D)selecting measures to determine how well objectives are met.

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The evaluation phase in MACS involves comparing the planned level of performance with the current level of performance to identify any discrepancies and consider corrective measures. This helps in ensuring that the system stays in control and achieves its objectives. Measuring the current level of performance and selecting measures to determine how well objectives are met are also important in the evaluation phase, but they are not the primary focus. Returning the system to an in-control state is part of the corrective measures taken after identifying discrepancies in performance.

The Evaluation Phase of the Process of Control in MACS