Question

An analytical technique used by management to focus attention on the most significant variances and give less attention to the areas where performance is reasonably close to standard is known as: Multiple Choice Management by objectives. Management by variance. Controllable management. Management by exception. Performance management.

Answer 1

Answer:

Management by exception

Explanation:

This is a practice of examining the financial as well as operational results of a business and bringing to management only those differences that show a significant difference between the budgeted and actual amounts. This allows managers to focus on the highly important variances that can affect the growth and profitability of a company significantly. This concept, can however be fine-tuned where small variances are shown but to low-level managers whilst the senior managers will look at the large variances.