Selecting problems needing control can be based on all of the following EXCEPT:
A)the fact that a firm cannot control all problems.
B)the potential damage.
C)the likelihood of occurrence.
D)the fact that once tracked,they will assure success.

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The fact that once tracked, problems will assure success is not a valid criterion for selecting problems needing control. The other options, such as the firm's control limitations, potential damage, and likelihood of occurrence, should be considered when selecting problems requiring control.

Selecting Problems Needing Control Can Be Based on All of the Following