A manager spots and corrects problems in the manufacturing cycle. Which of the following types of control does the manager practice?
A) output control
B) concurrent control
C) preliminary control
D) feedback control
E) post-action control

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The manager practices concurrent control because they are monitoring and correcting problems in the manufacturing cycle as they happen, rather than waiting for the end product (output control), trying to prevent problems before they occur (preliminary control), or only addressing issues after they have occurred (feedback control and post-action control).

A Manager Spots and Corrects Problems in the Manufacturing Cycle