What is a management control system?

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Part 1

A.

A management control system is a belief system managers use to ensure employees behavior remains positive through having continuous employee feedback on the workplace environment.

B.

A management control system is a performance measure and reporting system that strikes a balance between financial and nonfinancial measures, links performance to rewards, and gives explicit recognition to the link between performance measure and organization goals and objectives.

C.

A management control system is a set of activities and resources assigned to a manager, a group of managers, or other employees.

D.

A management control system is a logical integration of techniques to gather and use information to make planning and control decisions, to motivate employee behavior, and to evaluate performance.