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Which of the following statements about performance targets is true?
a.Performance targets have nothing to do with performance metrics.
b.Performance targets are the same thing as strategic initiatives.
c.Performance targets are the same thing as performance metrics.
d.Performance targets are levels of improvement that management wants to achieve for performance metrics.
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