Which of the following would not be a typical organizational-level financial performance measure?
A)labor and material costs
B)revenue and profit
C)return on assets
D)earnings per share

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Labor and material costs are not typically used as a financial performance measure at the organizational level as they are considered to be more operational or production-related metrics. Revenue, profit, return on assets, and earnings per share are all common financial performance measures used to assess the success of an organization as a whole.

Which of the Following Would Not Be a Typical Organizational-Level