Which of the following is not a consequence of lack of strategic information?
A)Inability to effectively benchmark competitors.
B)Failure to identify most profitable products.
C)Inability to trace costs to individual products.
D)Incorrect investment decisions.

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The inability to trace costs to individual products is more related to accounting systems and cost allocation methods rather than a direct consequence of lacking strategic information. Strategic information typically involves understanding the market, competitors, and broader economic trends, which would affect benchmarking competitors, identifying profitable products, and making investment decisions.

Which of the Following Is Not a Consequence of Lack