The control that permits managers to use information on past performance to bring future performance in line with planned objectives is referred to as
A) concurrent control.
B) feedback control.
C) feedforward control.
D) outcome control

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Feedback control makes use of information on past performance to guide and adjust future performance towards planned objectives. Concurrent control relates to controlling actions as they unfold. Feedforward control endeavors to prevent errors from occurring, while outcome control involves evaluating final results against planned objectives.

The Control That Permits Managers to Use Information on Past