Portfolio management:
A) may place too much emphasis on easy-to-compare quantitative criteria.
B) identifies which opportunities should be supported, "milked," or sold off.
C) tends to overemphasize short-run profitability and return on investment.
D) treats products or SBUs as though they were stock investments.
E) All of the above are true.

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Portfolio management involves evaluating and managing a company's products or business units as if they were investments, often focusing on quantitative criteria, short-term profitability, and strategic decisions about which to support, divest, or optimize.

Portfolio Management