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During a strategic performance review, a manager proposes reporting only on the Financial and Customer perspectives of the Balanced Business Scorecard, arguing the other two add little value. Why should the business analyst advise against omitting the remaining perspectives?

A Omitting any of the areas risks undermining the organisation's performance and increases the chance of future business problems
B BCS certification rules require exactly four perspectives to be reported
C The remaining perspectives are the only ones that measure past financial performance
D Shareholders legally require all four perspectives to be published

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