Question $2$

An important difference between financial measures of quality and nonfinancial measures of quality is that$\_$

$$ a$.$ nonfinancial measures are generally too subjective to have any long$-$term value, while financial measures are too objective for taxation purposes

$$ b$.$ financial measures of quality tend to be useful indicators of future long$-$term performance, while nonfinancial measures have more of a short$-$term focus

c$.$ nonfinancial measures of quality tend to be useful indicators of future long$-$term performance, while financial measures of quality have more of a short$-$term focus

$$ d$.$ nonfinancial measures are generally too subjective to have any short$-$term value, while financial measures are too objective to have medium$-$term value

$$ e$.$ None of the answers.