A(n)__________ measures work efforts that go into a product.
A) input standard
B) output standard
C) transparent control
D) leadership control

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An input standard measures the work efforts that go into a product, such as the amount of labor, materials, or energy required to produce it. This helps to ensure that the inputs are consistent and adequate for producing a quality output. Option B (output standard) measures the quality or quantity of the product itself, rather than the work put into it. Options C and D (transparent control and leadership control) are not relevant to measuring work efforts in a product.

A(n)__________ Measures Work Efforts That Go into a Product