The Cost of Quality measure has all of the following advantages EXCEPT
A) being a useful measure of comparing different quality improvement projects.
B) serving as a common denominator for evaluating tradeoffs among prevention and failure costs.
C) focusing on how costly poor quality can be.
D) being indicators of long-term performance.
E) setting priorities for achieving maximum cost reduction.

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Cost of Quality measures are not typically used as indicators of long-term performance; they focus more on immediate cost implications and improvements.

The Cost of Quality Measure Has All of the Following