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A new business sets the objective 'to increase annual revenue by 10% within two years'. This is best described as: A A mission statement B A stakeholder C A SMART objective D A diseconomy of scale
Selects C: a SMART objective, since it is specific, measurable and time-bound.
Check your reasoning:A mission statement expresses a broad purpose; a SMART objective turns that purpose into a specific, measurable target.
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