If a manager uses data to define objectives, develop theories of causality, and then test those theories, then she can ultimately determine ________.
A) which products to produce
B) which employee activities are relevant to objectives
C) what objectives the company needs to follow
D) who should be fired
E) all of the above

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By using data to develop theories of causality and testing them, the manager can identify which employee activities are relevant to achieving the defined objectives. However, data may not necessarily inform which products to produce or the overall objectives of the company, and it certainly does not dictate who should be fired.

If a Manager Uses Data to Define Objectives, Develop Theories