Business, 27.03.2020 01:29 jfarley259

On page 23 of the textbook, the discussion of Cost Management Systems suggest that currently the focus is on proactive versus reactive management. (Answer in fewer than 100 words, please.) 1. Describe the effect this might have on the way a business such as McDonald's (McDonald's restaurants) determines what items to add to the menu. 2. What role do you expect activity accounting (a type of managerial accounting) has in determining what McDonald's decides to add to the menu?

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