Which of these is not claimed as an advantage of the balanced scorecard approach?
A) Decisions will be based on fact.
B) More staff will have a better understanding of the big picture.
C) Overhead costs will become a smaller percentage of total costs.
D) Continual feedback and review will occur.

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The balanced scorecard approach does not claim to reduce overhead costs as a specific advantage. Its main benefits include making decisions based on facts, improving understanding of the big picture, and providing continual feedback and review.

Which of These Is Not Claimed as an Advantage of the Balanced