In the control process, if Bega was consistently selling more cheese than was predicted, what type of managerial action would be warranted?
A)decrease the range of variation
B)revise the standard
C)immediate corrective action
D)increase the range of variation
E)basic corrective action

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If Bega is consistently selling more cheese than predicted, it would be appropriate to revise the standard to reflect this new level of performance. This would involve updating and adjusting the goals and targets for cheese sales to reflect the actual sales numbers. By doing so, Bega can ensure that its control process is aligned with reality and is accurately measuring performance. Decreasing the range of variation or immediately taking corrective action may not be appropriate if the increased sales are sustainable and desirable. Similarly, increasing the range of variation or taking basic corrective action may not address the underlying issue of inaccurate standards.

In the Control Process, If Bega Was Consistently Selling More