When comparing profit business managers to not-for-profit managers, which of the following statements is true?
A)Not-for-profit managers don't care about costs.
B)Not-for-profit managers are more constrained by administrative procedures.
C)Profit managers are more motivated.
D)They differ in the measure of performance.
E)Profit managers are more rational and apolitical.

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They differ in the measure of performance. Profit managers are primarily measured by their ability to generate profit for the company and increase shareholder value, while not-for-profit managers are measured by their ability to achieve the organization's mission and impact the community. The other statements are incorrect or overly generalized.

When Comparing Profit Business Managers to Not-For-Profit Managers, Which of the Following