Management accounting is concerned with:
A) the company as a whole, rather than with its segments.
B) providing information to internal decision makers.
C) meeting the requirements of generally accepted accounting principles.
D) recording the financial history of an organisation.

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Management accounting is focused on providing financial and non-financial information to internal decision makers, such as managers and executives, to aid in their decision making processes. It is not concerned with the company as a whole (A), meeting GAAP (C), or simply recording financial history (D).

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