A limitation of using past performance as a basis for evaluating actual results is that: A. future conditions may differ from the past. B. any past undervaluation of profits is likely to persist. C. it tends to distort results when current and past conditions are similar. D. any changes in accounting treatment can skew performance evaluations.

Business · High School · Mon Jan 18 2021

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The limitation of using past performance as a basis for evaluating actual results is:

A. Future conditions may differ from the past.

Relying solely on past performance might not account for changes in the business environment, market conditions, technology, consumer preferences or other factors that could significantly impact future outcomes. Therefore, past performance may not accurately predict or reflect future performance due to the dynamic nature of business environments and changing circumstances.






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