When comparing Japanese and U.S. firms for budget purposes,
A) Japanese firms take much longer to prepare budgets.
B) U.S. managers are less likely to be evaluated by the budgets.
C) Japanese managers are more likely to have their salaries and bonuses affected by budgets.
D) Japanese managers are more likely to use budget variances to recognize problems on a timely basis.
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