While managers have historically focused on profits as the primary gauge for evaluating organizational performance, today managers are evaluating performance by examining three sustainability gauges. These include:

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The three sustainability gauges that managers are now evaluating performance by include economy, environment, and society. This is commonly referred to as the triple bottom line. While profitability is still important, it is now considered one of the measurements within the economic aspect of sustainability. Option A mentions environment, economy, and profitability, making it less inclusive of the social aspect of sustainability. Option B includes society, economy, and profitability, but does not mention the environment. Option D includes economy, profitability, and marketability, but marketability is not a commonly used sustainability gauge. Option E includes environment, society, and marketability, but does not include the economic aspect of sustainability.

While Managers Have Historically Focused on Profits as the Primary