Accounting makes all the following contributions to the capital budgeting process except:
A) The theoretical development of appropriate decision models.
B) Linkage of capital investment projects to the organization's Balanced Scorecard (BSC).
C) Conducting post-audits of capital investment decisions.
D) Generation of relevant (i.e., cash flow) data for investment-analysis purposes.
E) Performing sensitivity or "what-if" analysis of proposed capital investments.

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Accounting primarily deals with the measurement, processing, and communication of financial information, rather than the theoretical development of decision models, which is more in the realm of finance and management science.

Accounting Makes All the Following Contributions to the Capital Budgeting