Definition of Output Measures:
Output measures track the results of providing goods or services, such as the number of items
produced or services delivered.
These measures focus on quantity rather than quality or outcomes.
Explanation of Answer Choices:
A . Activity measures: Incorrect. Activity measures refer to inputs or processes, not results.
B . Outcome measures: Incorrect. Outcome measures assess the impact or effectiveness of a
program, not the quantity of goods/services provided.
C . Output measures: Correct. Output measures focus on results (e.g., number of services delivered).
D . Workload measures: Incorrect. Workload measures assess the volume of work performed but do
not necessarily report on the results.
Reference:
GASB, Performance Measurement Concepts.
GAO, Performance Auditing Standards and Guidance.
