Internal reports are generally
A) aggregated.
B) detailed.
C) regulated.
D) unreliable.

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Internal reports are usually created for internal use and are therefore more detailed, providing a comprehensive analysis of information for decision-making purposes. They may include sensitive information that is not intended for external stakeholders or the public, making them less likely to be aggregated or regulated. While it is possible for internal reports to be unreliable, this is not a characteristic that applies to them as a group.

Internal Reports Are Generally