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    Excluding Non-Financial Measures When Evaluating Performance Might Reduce the Significance
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Excluding Non-Financial Measures When Evaluating Performance Might Reduce the Significance

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Excluding non-financial measures when evaluating performance might reduce the significance and importance that managers give to non-financial measures reflected in the balanced scorecard.

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