In the control process, if Bega were consistently selling more cheese than was predicted, what type of managerial action would be warranted?
A)decrease the range of variation
B)revise the standard
C)immediate corrective action
D)increase the range of variation
E)basic corrective action

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If Bega were consistently selling more cheese than predicted, the standard should be revised to reflect the new, higher level of sales. This would ensure that future predictions and plans are more accurate and aligned with the actual sales performance. Decreasing the range of variation and immediate or basic corrective actions are not appropriate responses to this scenario, as there is no indication of a problem or deviation from expectations, just an improvement in performance. Increasing the range of variation would only allow for more deviation from the standard, which may not be desirable in this case.

In the Control Process, If Bega Were Consistently Selling More