Farah's Falafels, a chain of Middle Eastern restaurants, periodically compares its quality and service levels to other successful restaurants in order to continually improve its own performance. This practice is known as

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The practice of comparing one's performance with that of other successful organizations or businesses is known as benchmarking. This helps businesses to identify their own weaknesses and strengths and improve their overall performance. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Options A, B, D, and E are not relevant to the concept of benchmarking.

Farah's Falafels, a Chain of Middle Eastern Restaurants, Periodically Compares