As a part of the strategic management process, evaluation and control is concerned with all of the following, EXCEPT
A)generating feedback to decision makers.
B)monitoring corporate activities and performance.
C)stimulating a review of the corporation's strategic management.
D)pinpointing problem areas.
E)determining top management compensation.

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The evaluation and control process is primarily focused on assessing the effectiveness of the strategic plans and initiatives of a company. The other options presented (generating feedback, monitoring activities, pinpointing problem areas, and reviewing the corporation's strategic management) are all key components of evaluation and control. However, determining top management compensation is not typically a primary concern of this process.

As a Part of the Strategic Management Process, Evaluation and Control