One way to develop effective, formal organizational controls is to use a cost-benefit analysis. A cost-benefit analysis addresses each of the following questions except __________.
A) For what desired behaviors and results should organizational controls be developed?
B) What are the costs and benefits of the control system required to achieve the organization's desired behaviors and results?
C) What chance does a competitor have of creating a better control system?
D) What are the costs and benefits associated with alternative control systems?

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Cost-benefit analysis focuses on evaluating the financial aspects of different control systems within an organization, including their costs and benefits, rather than assessing competitors' potential actions.

One Way to Develop Effective, Formal Organizational Controls Is to Use