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Performance ambiguity lowers the cost of control. True or false?

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False. Performance ambiguity lowers the cost of control.

Performance ambiguity comes about when the cause of a persons poor performance is not clear. Since this happens due to unclear reasons, it does not lower the cost of control. Performance ambiguity is usually found within international companies and transnational firms. These types of companies are located in many different countries.

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