Management control systems in nonprofit organizations will probably never be as highly developed as those in profit-seeking firms.Which of the following is NOT a reason for this to occur?
A) Organizational goals are less clear in nonprofit organizations.
B) Employees in nonprofit organizations have different motivation drivers and incentive drivers than their counterparts in profit-seeking firms.
C) There is less competitive pressure to improve management control systems in nonprofit organizations.
D) There are low levels of discretionary fixed costs in nonprofit organizations.

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The statement "there are low levels of discretionary fixed costs in nonprofit organizations" does not directly relate to why management control systems in nonprofit organizations will not be as highly developed as those in profit-seeking firms. The other options - unclear organizational goals, different motivation drivers, and lack of competitive pressure - all provide valid reasons for this difference.

Management Control Systems in Nonprofit Organizations Will Probably Never Be