According to the work of Horovitz, all of the following are common characteristics of British control except:
A)Operating units had a large amount of marketing autonomy
B)Control was used more for general guidance than for surveillance
C)Financial reports were simple and lightly emphasized
D)Top management tended to focus attention on major problem areas and did not get involved in specific, detailed matters of control

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When Horovitz examined the key characteristics of top management control in Great Britain, Germany, and France, he found that British controls had four common characteristics: (1) Financial records were sophisticated and heavily emphasized. (2) Top management tended to focus its attention on major problem areas and did not get involved in specific, detailed matters of control. (3) Control was used more for general guidance than for surveillance. (4) Operating units had a large amount of marketing autonomy.

According to the Work of Horovitz, All of the Following