Comparing two companies using ________ may point out differences in management styles.
A)common-size financial statements
B)sales growth
C)historical share prices
D)earnings per share

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Common-size financial statements allow for a comparison of companies' financials on a percentage basis, which can reveal differences in how they allocate resources and make decisions. Sales growth, historical share prices, and earnings per share only provide information on financial performance and do not directly reflect management style.

Comparing Two Companies Using ________ May Point Out Differences in Management