How might a manager respond to budget information that indicates a subordinate has not met the budget
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How might a manager respond to budget information that indicates a subordinate has not met the budget targets for the period, assuming the manager adopts:
(a) a budget-constrained style?
(b) a profit-conscious style?
(c) a non-accounting style?
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