The number of lane-miles of road repaired to a specified minimum condition is an example of an:
A) Output measure.
B) Input measure.
C) Outcome measure.
D) Efficiency measure.

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The number of lane-miles of road repaired to a specified minimum condition is an example of an output measure because it represents the tangible results of a specific activity, in this case, repairing road infrastructure. It does not directly measure inputs or outcomes, such as the amount of money invested in repairs or the impact on travel times or safety.

The Number of Lane-Miles of Road Repaired to a Specified